Prime Minister's Additional Press Secretary Atikur Rahman Ruman today called upon journalists to refrain from unethical journalism and spreading misinformation. He emphasized that the BNP government believes in the freedom of the press but condemned the actions of some journalists who engage in unethical practices. Ruman made these remarks during a press conference organized by the Prime Minister’s Press Wing at the Prime Minister’s Office, marking the completion of five months of the government.
Ruman highlighted the government’s commitment to press freedom, contrasting it with the previous Awami League government’s interventions in the media. He noted that over the last five months, journalists have enjoyed a level of freedom that the press should have. However, he expressed concern over some journalists who are engaged in unethical practices under the guise of independent news reporting.
FAQs
{"question":"What did Ruman say about press freedom under the current government?","answer":"Ruman stated that the current BNP government believes in the freedom of the press and has allowed the media to operate independently with full freedom."}
{"question":"What unethical practices did Ruman condemn?","answer":"Ruman condemned the spreading of misinformation and unethical journalism practices by some journalists."}
{"question":"How did Ruman reference recent events in his speech?","answer":"Ruman mentioned a recent student movement where he observed discrepancies in the reporting, suggesting unethical journalism."}
{"question":"What did Ruman say about the previous government’s actions?","answer":"Ruman criticized the previous Awami League government for its 17-year misrule, including interventions in the media and implementation of black laws."}
