Sunday, January 27, 2013

MEDIA-A PARALLEL JUDICIARY?


                              
 
   MEDIA - A PARALLEL JUDICIARY?

The  earlier News agencies  like news paper and other publications  were the communicating medium through which the public were informed of the daily happenings in the State or Country at different places  on matters of public importance. Important information in all spheres of life are passed on to the people without any additions or deletions, depicting the true and authoritative news.

But this scenario is totally changed. The IT based information agencies are overriding all the existing norms of communication and are introducing their own interpretations and discussions with people of different walks of life through TV & Videos etc.

Personal interviews like NERKUNER/POINT BLANK/COUNTER POINT ETC are in fact creating confusions and also ill will amongst the different sections of the society, both political and social. It is almost running like a PARALLEL JUDICIARY trying to prove the GUILT of person/persons or groups..

This type of overdoing by the media people is likely to imbalance the peaceful existence of the people belonging to different denominations both in the religious and political organisations. The principle of the Democratic set up of Governace has to be maintained without any misinterpretations which may lead to the distortion of the existing rules & regulations.

It is seen that most of the cases under investigation by the JUDICIARY are also being discussed in the TV interviews with preformed ideas and arguments to sort out the solution when the cases are under examination by the COURT OF JUSTICE!  According to my opinion such “fast forward” actions by the Visual & printed media, must be cautioned for such videos & publications. Unless the Government takes stern actions to prevent such unfettered and unlimited approach to the publication of news, things may go beyond control to a non retrievable situation.. I had earlier also commented on” Media going beyond Limits!”

Abraham Philip

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