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An ethical transgression, admits Tejpal
NEW DELHI, AUG 29. The editor-in-chief of Tehelka.Com, Mr. Tarun
Tejpal has said that though the news portal had used sex workers
in its sting operations, it did not involve any `real act.'
``No real act took place. There is a lot of horseplay,'' Mr.
Tejpal said participating in the `Line of Fire' programme to be
telecast by a private TV channel on September one. He was
responding to a question on whether it was proper to have
secretly filmed the sexual acts of army officers, who were
supplied with sex workers by his news portal.
Mr. Tejpal, however, admitted that the use of sex workers in its
sting operation was an ``ethical transgression'' and asserted
that the Website would never again ``use anything like that.''
``It was an error, but we should not lose the big story in the
process,'' he said.
- PTI
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