Ashish Khetan

Ashish Khetan Biography

This young man Ashish Khetan presently settled in resident of New delhi an active member of AAP Party is known for his unyielding commitment to the truth is an important worker of Aam Aadmi Party. He is one of the most active Official Spokespersons of AAP today. In a world where power is able to silence much, his voice rings out clear and true.

He has reported fearlessly on issues like the 2G Scam, Coal Scam, and Irrigation Scam, Snoopgate, Gujarat Riots and internal security and has written with deep insight on governement policies and legislations. In past, he has exposed many stories on Corruption and Crony Capitalism, and served the nation by being an honest journalist.

In the year 2000, a youth who was less than 24 years old at that time, stepped out of Uttar Pradesh for the first time. Charting a course away from a small family business he earned a name in journalism starting as a trainee reported with a national daily in Lucknow. In 2013, when he quit mainstream media he was investigations Editor with a leading TV news channel. Ashish Khetan has Fourteen years of experience in the mainstream media out of three major cities - Delhi, Mumbai and Lucknow.

While the rest of the crime reporters were busy taking down what the police or Anti Terrorism Squad puts out in states journalist Ashish Khetan who worked withwith Tehelka formerly, says he worked on his own ideas beyond the official versions of terrorists and terror related cases. His year-long investigation into three major cases of bomb blasts has exposed horrific truths about the way in which the ATS, the Maharashtra police and police from other states have functioned. 

Khetan’s investigative journalism portal aptly named Gulail or we can call it slingshot in English has unearthed internal documents from more than half a dozen anti-terror agencies that show that the State has been knowingly prosecuting innocent Muslims for terror cases and keeping the evidence of their innocence from the courts.

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Updated: April 18, 2015