Kapil Kakkar, president of the Jangpura Extension Welfare Association and a psychologist by profession, is a busy man these days. It’s not patients but reporters who are now queuing up outside his clinic. And Kakkar is jotting down the details about the journalists in a diary, categorising them as “pro-” and “anti-establishment”.
Kakkar is disappointed that his claim to fame is not his web series titled Black Justice, but a letter from the RWA which was signed by him and sent to Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar and his daughter Suranya Aiyar – telling them to either apologise or move out of the locality over the latter’s social media post protesting against the Ram temple inauguration.
