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High time to stop irresponsible and insensitive media reporting in India

Twitterati Are Roasting Rajdeep Sardesai For Interviewing Rhea Chakraborty

As we all know, on 27th August 2020 an interview of Rhea Chakraborty was telecasted on NDTV, AajTak and India Today. Despite knowing that she was a prime suspect in Sushant Singh Rajput's case she is openly victimizing herself on national television. 

This is not the first time such kind of incident has taken place on national television by media. Indian media has done many irresponsible and insensitive reporting in the past as well. At the time when Sushant passed away, his father was hounded by cameras from everywhere and was asked continuously how is he feeling. I mean really? A father who has lost his child will dance with joy or what.

Even when there are natural calamities we find that the first question every reporter asks is how are you feeling. This kind of question is something really out of context when you are standing in a place where people are dying. 

At times, Indian media have behaved in such an irresponsible and insensitive manner that it feels as if they are spineless or emotionless towards others. It is very important for the media to stop reporting a sensitive issue with insensitivity. The public should also come forward and chid and criticise the behaviour of media so that the media houses can understand the power of public.  After all, they are accountable to public for their actions. 

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