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09 Apr 2026 9:37 AM

Amaravati, April 9: The YSRCP party has written to the News Broadcasters & Digital Association (NBDA) and the National Commission for Women (NCW) seeking immediate action against ABN Andhra Jyothi for broadcasting derogatory and defamatory content against women.
In his complaint to NBDA, Lella Appi Reddy, MLC and State General Secretary of YSRCP, said the channel aired malicious and unverified content targeting former Chief Minister Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy and the party. He stated that the broadcast was not fair journalism but a deliberate attempt to create hatred and mislead the public.
In a separate representation to NCW, YSRCP Women Wing President Varudu Kalyani raised serious concern over the derogatory remarks against women. Both leaders pointed out that during a specific segment, the anchor used highly offensive language, calling YSRCP supporters “spineless,” and made insulting comments that hurt the dignity and self-respect of women.
YSRCP stated that the channel failed to verify facts, present balanced views, or provide an opportunity for response, which amounts to a serious violation of journalistic ethics and the Programme Code under the Cable Television Networks Act. The party also expressed concern that the content continues to remain online, increasing its harmful impact and spreading misinformation.
YSRCP has demanded strict action against the channel, its anchor, editor, and management, along with removal of the content and a public apology. The party urged both NBDA and NCW to intervene and ensure accountability, stressing the need to uphold media responsibility, protect dignity, and maintain ethical standards.