Vijay Jolly

Refrain from media trial of Tejpal, says Delhi Union of Journalists

The Delhi Union of Journalists (DUJ) has urged the media to avoid "sensationalism" while covering the trial of Tehelka founder Tarun Tejpal, who faces rape charges in a Goa court.

Police question Vijay Jolly for several hours, case registered against him

Senior Delhi BJP leader Vijay Jolly was today questioned for several hours by Delhi Police in connection with the defacing of the nameplate outside the residence of Tehelka's ex-Managing Editor Shoma Chaudhury.

Tehelka: Congress says Jolly represents BJP's culture

"BJP should take action against Jolly, if it is truly apologetic over the incident. Jolly is infact representing the culture of BJP," party general secretary in-charge for Delhi Shakeel Ahmed told reporters.

Vijay Jolly’s antics might hurt BJP in Delhi elections

Jolly's act somewhat diverted attention from the main issue, sexual assault on a young woman by the editor of the magazine, Tarun Tejpal, and Shoma Chaudhury’s audacity in shielding him.

Why Jolly's antics may divert focus off the Tarun Tejpal case

Whether one calls it as an insensible leap to 15 minutes of fame or as an act of petty political theatrics, BJP leader Vijay Jolly's act of invading into personal space of Shoma Chaudhury was unacceptable.

Tehelka: Shoma Chaudhury provided police protection at her house

Former Tehelka Managing Editor Shoma Chaudhury was today provided with a security cover after a group of BJP workers led by Vijay Jolly allegedly heckled her and defaced the nameplate outside her residence here.

Live: After Jolly incident Shoma Chaudhury gets security cover

The BJP has come out in criticism of it Delhi MLA Vijay Jolly's antic outside former Tehelka editor Shoma Chaudhary's house.

Vijay Jolly's antic: What kind of society are we creating?

While every wrong doer deserves to be punished as per the law of the land, the savagery that the self appointed custodians of public morality display in attacking the wrong doer needs to be tempered.

Watch: 'You acted like a street thug', Sardesai tells Vijay Jolly

Jolly seemed completely nonchalant about the issue and refused to accept that his behaviour was unacceptable.

Who will be the BJP's answer to Sheila Dikshit and Arvind Kejriwal?

After senior Delhi BJP leaders including Vijay Jolly and V K Malhotra refused to contest against chief minister Sheila Dikshit and AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal from New Delhi constituency, one of the younger faces in the party is slated to take up the task