New Delhi: kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan Accuses media of spreading false information about national disaster relief efforts Wayanad landslidesuggesting its purpose was to discredit the government. Vijayan told reporters that claims that Kerala had exaggerated the figures it received from central aid had damaged the state’s reputation globally.
Vijayan said, “Unfortunately, the false narrative that Kerala is inflating numbers to unfairly receive central assistance has taken root in the minds of many. What is the result? The people and government of Kerala are globally Credibility has been lost. “This is not just a matter of false news or mistakes,” he added. media ethics. the real problem is fake news Not just the lies, but the agenda behind the lies. This agenda is clearly against the country and its people.
The chief minister explained that the misinformation seemed aimed at undermining support and aid to Wayanad. He highlighted community donations to relief funds and criticized efforts to block those donations. “Make no mistake – this is no ordinary journalism. The only word to describe it is ‘disruptive journalism.'” disruptive news It is a criminal act that endangers society. Not only does it seek to erode people’s trust, but it offends the community. Those who spread such lies must realize the seriousness of their actions,” he said.
this kerala government An affidavit has been filed with the court kerala high court Details of rescue operations after July 30 wayanad Landslide. The government has provided preliminary estimates of required spending, but Vijayan claimed the media misrepresented these as actual costs incurred.
Addressing specific allegations regarding volunteer expenses, Vijayan noted that central forces and volunteers involved in the operation incurred expenses that should be accounted for. “Is there really no cost involved in transporting central troops from across the country to Kerala and arranging their accommodation? We should not think about the cost associated with air tickets and transporting these personnel and equipment from Kannur and Karipur What’s the cost? “The airport to the disaster site and the flight back? ” he said. He added: “Various youth organizations, including political organizations, serve selflessly in the disaster areas without asking for money. Should we really convey to the central government that the people of Kerala will continue to do this for free? “
Vijayan stressed that Kerala’s rescue operation in Wayanad had been widely praised and the state remained committed to supporting the victims and their families. He gave details of the financial assistance provided, including Rs 6 lakh to the families of 131 deceased persons and additional funds for funeral expenses.
As highlighted in the Chief Minister’s speech, the Kerala government continues to support the victims of the Wayanad landslide.
