The Press Club of India has waded into the growing controversy over journalists being denied passports on Monday, revealing that it isn’t just R Rajagopal, former editor of The Telegraph, who has faced passport-related hurdles due to an adverse police report.
The Press Club of India calls for common sense in R Rajagopal, Samrat Choudhury citizenship and passport cases. pic.twitter.com/2AcZYKZOwn
— Press Club of India (@PCITweets) June 29, 2026