Press Bodies Condemn Detention of Journalists Covering Delhi Protests; Demand Apology, Inquiry

‘Reminiscent of a fascist state’: Press bodies demand Delhi Police's apology for detaining journalists during Jantar Mantar stir

The CJP and the Opposition are protesting against the alleged electoral irregularities, demanding the resignation of CEC Gyanesh Kumar.

Press bodies condemn detention of journalists covering Delhi protests; demand apology, inquiry

New Delhi, Oct 11: Four journalists' organisations, including the Press Club of India (PCI) and the Indian Women's Press Corps (IWPC), condemned the detention and harassment of several journalists covering protests in the national capital demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. In a joint statement issued on Saturday, the organisations highlighted that police detained several journalists despite their displaying p…

‘Blatant attack on press freedom’: Journalists’ bodies condemn detention of journalists at Delhi protest

NEW DELHI: Four journalists’ organisations on Saturday expressed concern over the detention of journalists covering protests in Delhi demanding chief

Press bodies condemn detention of journalists during Delhi protests, demand apology

Four Indian journalists' organisations condemned Delhi Police for allegedly detaining reporters covering protests, seizing equipment, and dismissing press cards, demanding an unconditional release, returned devices, a public apology, and a formal inquiry.

Press bodies condemn detention of scribes covering Delhi protest

New Delhi: Four journalists’ organisations, including the Press Club of India (PCI) and the Indian Women’s Press Corps (IWPC), on Saturday condemned the detention and harassment of several journalists covering protests in the national capital demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. In a joint statement, the organisations highlighted that police detained several … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Tech…

How TV channels covered the protests as ‘anarchy’ and ignored the detentions of journalists

The police allowed mainstream television channels to broadcast from Central Delhi while restricting access for several reporters from independent media.