The Editors Guild of India on Wednesday released a statement decrying "all attempts" by the NDA government to"interfere" with the independence of the media. It came after two senior journalists of different TV channels quit and said they were being asked to be less critical of the government.
It also demanded action against the people responsible for such activities and that the government take note of such cases.
Even more worrying are the recent instances where signals of television programmes critical of the government have seemingly been blocked or disrupted in a manner almost Orwellian. One TV channel has also shared with the Guild screen-shots and details indicating such interference. Such attempts strike at the root of media freedom and indeed the foundations of our democracy. These undermine the right to be informed and to hold the establishment accountable. This seems a brazen attempt to punish "unfriendly” news channels and silence inconvenient voices.
"The past few days have seen senior journalists of at least two electronic media channels come out in the open to assert that their employers attempted to either tailor or tone down their content to make it less critical of the government"
 In a related issue, the Guild decries the "cease and desist” notice served by a large corporate group on some newspapers in an effort to block the coverage of an important Defence deal. The company should withdraw this notice. And if it doesn’t, it should be resisted and. If needed, we hope the courts will weigh in for the right of journalists to investigate and raise questions.
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