In today's letter to the editor a reader discusses the death of a nurse in London after a hoax call by two Australian radio broadcasters.
Because they can
As a citizen classified as Indian, I will be failing in my duty for maintaining my silence over the crass behaviour of the two Australian radio presenters who, directly or indirectly, caused the untimely death of a dedicated nurse working at the King Edward VII Hospital, London.
Whether the disc jockeys' explanation during the recent TV interview was contrived or spontaneous is a matter for debate. A senior official of the hospital referred to the incident as "trickery." We are informed that the offenders recorded the audio and passed it to the review panel to decide whether the highly-sensitive "catch" should be broadcast.
The writer, however, avers that the jockeys and the reviewers collectively took a decision to release the audio, whatever the consequences.