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Too positive?
I came across the H. S. Bhabra article after reading Marni Jackson's account of how he harassed her. She compared him to Jian Ghomeshi, and the article from Saturday Night confirms elements of her account.

I was struck by how positive the article was, making very little mention of Bhabra's weaknesses.

Everyone at Imprint apparently assumed he had drafted the poison pen letters.

Jackson wrote that other women told her, after his suicide, that he had harrassed them too.

Bhabra's suicide note acknowledged he had deceived everyone over his visa status.

I want to be fair to his surviving relatives, and to be neutral, while still adequately covering his well documented weaknesses. In its current state the article does not seem neutrally written to me. It seems too much like a hagiography. Geo Swan (talk) 12:54, 1 June 2018 (UTC)