Nepalis slam Indian media for using quake for PR. Indian media has come under fierce criticism for its coverage of Nepal's deadly earthquake, with thousands of Nepalis taking to social media to criticise perceived patriotic and sensationalist reporting by journalists covering the aftermath. The hashtag #GoHomeIndianMedia was trending for a third day in Nepal on Wednesday, along with stories accusing Indian TV channels of serving the interests of the Indian government. Posts on Twitter and Facebook claimed some reporters were falsifying reports to make the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi look better, rather than focusing on the disaster.
Friday, May 8, 2015
Posted by Anup Baral May 08, 2015 :
Nepalis slam Indian media for using quake for PR. Indian media has come under fierce criticism for its coverage of Nepal's deadly earthquake, with thousands of Nepalis taking to social media to criticise perceived patriotic and sensationalist reporting by journalists covering the aftermath. The hashtag #GoHomeIndianMedia was trending for a third day in Nepal on Wednesday, along with stories accusing Indian TV channels of serving the interests of the Indian government. Posts on Twitter and Facebook claimed some reporters were falsifying reports to make the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi look better, rather than focusing on the disaster.
Nepalis slam Indian media for using quake for PR. Indian media has come under fierce criticism for its coverage of Nepal's deadly earthquake, with thousands of Nepalis taking to social media to criticise perceived patriotic and sensationalist reporting by journalists covering the aftermath. The hashtag #GoHomeIndianMedia was trending for a third day in Nepal on Wednesday, along with stories accusing Indian TV channels of serving the interests of the Indian government. Posts on Twitter and Facebook claimed some reporters were falsifying reports to make the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi look better, rather than focusing on the disaster.
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