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Media Policy-2020 to prove monstrous for journalists and free speech: PDP

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Srinagar: Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on Thursday demanded immediate rollback of Media Policy-2020 in Jammu and Kashmir, terming it a direct assault on the free press and akin to choking the voices of dissent.

In a statement issued here today, PDP spokesperson and Media Advisor to Party President, Syed Suhail Bukhari termed the Media Policy-2020 ‘a step towards demolishing the democratic institutions, militating against journalists, and killing free voices with absolute immunity’.

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Bukhari said that Jammu and Kashmir is subtly treading towards an era wherein anarchy would rule the roost and dissent will become thing of the past. He said that by bringing in the new media policy, the government is actually implementing yet another element of the agenda it embarked on August 5, last year to disenfranchise and disempowering the people of Jammu and Kashmir.

“It is unfortunate that after targeting journalists and trying to muzzle them by framing them under draconian laws, the government is now making Kashmir a testing lab for draconian measures to be later implemented in the rest of the country. It is also an indirect hint to the journalists in the rest of India that they could be the next target of this nefarious campaign and the new rules are tantamount to killing the chicken to terrify monkeys,” Bukhari said while demanding an immediate rollback of the new policy.

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