Shivamogga: Hijab issue - CWC summons TV news representatives over alleged child rights abuse


Daijiworld Media Network - Shivamogga (SP)

Shivamogga, Feb 19: The Child Welfare Committee of the district has summoned representatives of several Kannada news channels for allegedly violating child rights and causing distress to children in their coverage of the Hijab issue.

Rekha G M, president, Child Welfare Committee (CWC) of the district has written to the senior assistant director in the department of information and public relations here, seeking the presence of district heads of the media, reporters and cameramen. The concerned were asked to appear in person before the committee on Friday February 18.

In the letter, the committee president said, "It has been observed that some of the media, while covering the controversial issue of Hijab, have been interfering with the rights of the children. We have observed certain scenes aired on social websites which were recorded in a way which caused mental disturbances among the children. This is violation of Juvenile Justice Act 2015 section 75 and many channels including Suvarna News, TV9, Digvijaya TV, Power TV, News First Live TV, Public TV and BTV have directly telecast scenes from schools in Shivamogga.

As the committee does not have details of addresses and telephone numbers of the media heads of these media channels, reporters, cameramen, etc and as the matter is urgent and as there is no time to undertake personal correspondence in the matter, the concerned were directed appear before the committee on February 18, the notice stated.

  

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  • David Pais, Mangalore

    Sat, Feb 19 2022

    obey h.c's interim order w/o making any bla, bla, bla........

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  • Shetty, Mangalore

    Sat, Feb 19 2022

    It's always one way traffic juvenile has the right to violate HC interim order, can get acquitted from rape crime etc etc..

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  • Moshu, Mangaluru

    Sat, Feb 19 2022

    Let them feel the heat. The water is over the dam now. In recent years , right from 2014 Indian media has lowered the quality of India's public discourse. Media expansion has led to a shrinking of the public sphere, resulting in the spread of elitist and socially conservative values. This happens when they become the mouth piece of ruling regime.

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  • Rahul Kejar, mangalore

    Sat, Feb 19 2022

    Saari duniya galath hey but ham hi ek sahi hey ...This is what you are saying sirjeee

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  • Rezy, Mlore/Mct

    Sat, Feb 19 2022

    Very good move, also in many places police complaints registered. No free hand for anyone, work in the prescribed limits or face jail.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Raheja Waterfront

    Sat, Feb 19 2022

    Godhi Media was running after a small girl wearing Hijab ...

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  • Jb, Mlore

    Sat, Feb 19 2022

    Thanks to Media, that girl is now reading your comments from her new Iphone 13 gifted by Maharashtra congress mla

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