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Gurugram Police arrests TV Channel editor for alleged false, misleading post on Nuh violence

Gurugram Police arrests TV Channel editor for alleged false, misleading post on Nuh violence

Aug 13, 2023, at 03:51 am

New Delhi: The editor of a Hindi news channel was taken into custody by Gurugram Police on Friday for allegedly posting inflammatory content on social media related to the communal violence in Nuh and other districts of Haryana.

Digital media involved in spreading 'venomous hatred', should be regulated first: Centre tells Supreme Court

Digital media involved in spreading 'venomous hatred', should be regulated first: Centre tells Supreme Court

Sep 22, 2020, at 12:27 am

New Delhi/IBNS: Web-based digital media such as news portals, magazines and channels running on video hosting platforms like YouTube is spreading venomous hatred and not only carries out "deliberate instigation" of violence and terrorism but also tarnishes the image of individuals and institutions, the government told the Supreme Court on Monday, adding that the court should regulate web-based media first, media reports said.