India TV editor Qamar Waheed Naqvi resigns saying Modi interview was 'fixed' 

The two-hour long interview of BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi at India TV news channel on Saturday was 'fixed', said senior journalist and editorial director at the news channel Qamar Waheed Naqvi. Naqvi resigned Sunday evening -- 24 hours after the interview conducted by Rajat Sharma, Editor-in-chief of India TV at his most famous Aap Ki Adalat program, was telecast (Saturday night from 10 pm to 12 pm). The interview was retelecast on Sunday night also. Sources close to Naqvi confirmed the resignation of Naqvi sent through email to the management of the channel. Naqvi has reportedly said the interview was 'fixed'. Some of the viewers of the program said Rajat did not ask any hard question to Modi. Prof. Pushpesh K. Pant, Professor in Diplomatic Studies, Centre for International Politics, Jawaharlal Nehru was judge at the program. In his verdict, he acquitted Modi of all charges due to lack of proofs. India Tomorrow contacted Rajat Sharma to get his view over the issue, rather than giving any comment he said he "would ask someone to contact you" as he said he was "in the middle of something."