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Prasun Bajpayee is the same journalist who was seen negotiating with Kejriwal what to speak and air in an unedited interview which got aired and in public domain. Let’s not shed even a single tear for such journalists and then only democracy will win.
in the first paragraph u mentioned about some media cannot withstand the political pressure this is one side only but some of them are getting more help benefits or money from the ruling party. if they getting more benefits from the ruling party they will sacrifice anything for them.
It is very difficult – until it is too late – to understand and appreciate the fact the biggest beneficiary of a free and impartial media is the government of the day.
Prasun Bajpayee is the same journalist who was seen negotiating with Kejriwal what to speak and air in an unedited interview which got aired and in public domain. Let’s not shed even a single tear for such journalists and then only democracy will win.
in the first paragraph u mentioned about some media cannot withstand the political pressure this is one side only but some of them are getting more help benefits or money from the ruling party. if they getting more benefits from the ruling party they will sacrifice anything for them.
It is very difficult – until it is too late – to understand and appreciate the fact the biggest beneficiary of a free and impartial media is the government of the day.