AP: BJP Leader Lanka Dinkar Accused, State Government

AP: BJP accused, state government trying to suppress the voice of media. The voice is being pressed by the state government by registering a case against media institutions reporting on the corona epidemic in the state.

The Jagan Mohan Reddy government of Andhra Pradesh is accused by the BJP of trying to suppress the voice of the media in the state. BJP leader Lanka Dinkar said that by registering a case against media institutions reporting on the Corona epidemic in the state, their voice is being suppressed by the state government.

Dinkar said, “The YSRCP run AP government is violating the right to freedom of speech and expression given in Articles 19 and 21 of the Constitution by filing cases against the print and electronic media houses. They have been covering news in the public interest, Especially when the coronavirus cases exceeded 10,000 on average per day.

” During this time, the BJP leader also mentioned the case of filing a case against him for showing a video related to the death of a headmaster due to Corona by a TV channel.

He said, “Recently, the Corona-infected headmaster of ZP School in Nellore district had issued a video of his pathetic condition appealing to the government. The video was later shown by other media houses including a TV channel. The state government later filed a case targeting the newsreader and MD. ”

He added, “Is this the right way to deal with the media? The same media channel was targeted a few months ago by registering a case against a moderator and chairman of the channel, although the High Court questioned the government’s actions Was. The Jagan Mohan Reddy government is acting unconstitutionally. “