Rahul Gandhi, a member of Parliament for the Congress party, recently spoke out against the media. On Monday, at an event in Madhya Pradesh, he accused news outlets of overlooking the serious problems that many people face. Specifically, he said the media is ignoring the difficulties of average citizens and farmers. Gandhi argued that the media focuses on less important topics instead of covering real struggles.
Gandhi explained that powerful business groups control much of the media. Because of this control, he believes important issues are not being properly addressed. He suggested that the media’s lack of attention prevents these problems from being solved. This is not the first time Gandhi has expressed concerns about the media’s role. He has often advocated for news that is honest and avoids sensationalism.
Gandhi firmly stated, “The media is not showing the truth… they are showing what those who control the media want to show.” These comments underscore his belief that corporate influence is negatively affecting news reporting. His remarks will likely encourage further discussions about media independence and its responsibilities in India. The debate will also likely include a focus on how the media reports on issues affecting farmers and everyday people.