APCID had called for a Pressmeet a few days ago and warned of harsh punishment against individuals who make undesirable, disgusting, and obscene statements on social media platforms, particularly those directed at the chief minister and his family members, as well as those in public life. "We will set up monitoring cells and a regulating mechanism," said the CID.

It is unquestionably a positive move to purge social media. Aside from the masks of secrecy, people are concealing. But what about the civility in political statements, particularly those directed against chief minister YS jagan Mohan Reddy? Today, during a public meeting in Uddhanam, jagan mohan reddy used language inappropriate for the post he occupies. He made personal remarks about Pawan Kalyan, referring to him as a "Package Star" and a "Family Star."

Jagan mohan reddy made some political remarks, which are acceptable. However, his name-calling belies the importance of the position he occupies. Mocking pawan kalyan in the name of marriage is nothing more than invading the private space of divorced ladies who live separate lives. But, as usual, the chief minister seems unconcerned. Sadly, this is not the first time, nor will it be the last. While there exist authorities to safeguard the chief minister and his family from social media trolls, who can protect others from the chief minister and his party's language?

A chief minister should serve as a role model for others to emulate the culture he represents. In Andhra Pradesh, however, the chief minister is the greatest troll.
For more interesting updates wa click and follow Indiaherald WhatsApp channel

Find out more:

SIBY JEYYA

15/12/2023 07:27 AM