धब्बा अभियान Meaning in English
धब्बा अभियान शब्द का अंग्रेजी अर्थ : blot campaign
, smear campaign
ऐसे ही कुछ और शब्द
धब्बा शब्दतैलाक्त
स्मेडडम
स्मेग्मास
बू
गन्ध लेना
सुगंध लेना
बू आना
गन्ध,बास
सड़ांध
बिना गंध
गंधयोग्य
दुर्गंन्धयुक्त
दुर्गन्धयुक्त श्वास
घंघोलना
धब्बा-अभियान इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण
During the campaign Steggall was the subject of an online smear campaign that targeted her Wikipedia page.
Ayob denied any wrongdoing, and declared that he was the victim of a smear campaign orchestrated by Mandela's advisors, in particular lawyer George Bizos.
A public smear campaign followed.
Members of BCHR have been the subject of ongoing harassment including physical attacks and smear campaigns in the media.
Since 2005, Nabeel Rajab has been the subject of ongoing harassment including physical attacks and smear campaigns in the media (official TV, radio channels, Bahrain news agency and newspapers close to government).
” The investigators found that human rights defenders were subjected to threats, intimidation, judicial harassment, vilification, and smear campaigns; in their report the investigators noted that even they, though accompanied by local officials, “were harassed by a security guard” at mining site.
Swearing revenge, he plans a smear campaign against Sung by planting flyers which incriminate Sung for his role in the murder of another candidate.
He has been the target of smear campaigns in the Moroccan press, and complains of politically motivated harassment and threats to his life and family.
They maintain that SIFAR (Servizio informazioni forze armate), the Italian military intelligence service, mounted a smear campaign against Agagianian prior to the conclave by disseminating the narrative that Agagianian's 70-year-old sister, Elizaveta—who had visited Rome a year earlier to meet him—had ties with the Soviet authorities.
He told a radio audience: "The SPLC is a well-known McCarthy-style group of mercenaries who routinely engage in ideological smear campaigns on behalf of their wealthy techno-fascist clowns.
It regards the Moroccan accusations as a smear campaign aimed at cutting off access to education for Sahrawi refugees.
Enthusiasts of the station say that Radio Maryja is a target of the media which have waged a "smear campaign" and that bigoted statements transmitted by the station are very rare and originate from its listeners rather than employees.
The New York Times described it as a smear campaign.