DUMB AND DUMBER PART II -- 'KERI' ON ROBIN!!!

This is the story filed by Herald’s Ponda correspondent on October 31 on the one and perhaps the only highpoint of this bye-poll. Considering the nature of the story, it was significantly played up by the newspaper. The fifth word in the first line of this story happens to be Kundaim.
The story -- as you may have figured out by now -- is about the historic poll boycott by the villagers of Kundaim. As you read further, the fifth paragraph tells you why the villagers boycotted it. The correspondent in his report states that the village had decided to abstain from the poll following the government’s apathy and discrimination after the villagers clashed with disciples of PP Brahmeshanand at the Tapobhumi. This was published by the Herald in its November 1 edition.
It’s all fine up to this point.
Then a couple of days later, the editor Robin Abreu punches in an editorial that only reindorses his newspaper’s emerging prowess as the collector's edition of the 'Printer’s Devil Work Manual'. How can anyone get this wrong? How can you get the name of this village wrong? Not only does the dumbo get the village wrong, he also gets the issue (over which folks boycotted the polls), wrong. Doesn't he read his own newspaper?
And then he went about plagiarising stuff on the Keri issue from an article by Gary (not to be confused with the spaghetti-haired Gary reporting for Gomantak Times from Margao) Cohen and Satinath Sarangi from this site.
How can a newspaper get things so many things wrong at one time?
We can still understand a small error when it comes to reportage or spelling goof ups on the desk.
But this?
Perhaps we should relent our vigilance a bit and let Robin plagiarise a bit, what say… At least then the readers would at least get correct facts to read… Just joking guys… Small chance of us easing up on this front… Stop mopping your brow, Robin… we’re watching you man… We’re watching…