Rahul Gandhi on Sunday accused the BJP-ruled government of “murdering” journalism
NEW DELHI — Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi on National Press Day on Tuesday attacked the central government, saying that it’s clear that “falsehood is in power”.
National Press Day is celebrated every year on November 16 in honour of the establishment of the Press Council of India (PCI).
जब सच बोलने पर सज़ा मिले तो साफ़ है कि सत्ता झूठ की है।
When there’s punishment for speaking the truth, it’s clear that falsehood is in power. #NationalPressDay pic.twitter.com/EGuWgqhJGy
— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) November 16, 2021
Rahul Gandhi tweeted a video saying, “When there’s punishment for speaking the truth, it’s clear that falsehood is in power.”
The video that Rahul Gandhi shared, shows the arrests and attacks on journalists in many places including Tripura along with reports on the incidents.
After two journalists who covered recent incidents of violence in Tripura were detained and later arrested by the police, former Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Sunday accused the BJP-ruled government of “murdering” journalism. Later both these journalists — Samridhi Sakuniya and Swarna Jha were given bail by a Tripura court. — IANS
