Nellore Parliament TDP President Sheikh Abdul Aziz has strongly condemned the recent attacks on media in Andhra Pradesh, blaming it on the fear of investigation and criticism by Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy and his party members. In a statement, Abdul Aziz underlined the importance of maintaining freedom of the press and ensuring that the public’s right to ask questions is protected. Abdul Aziz stressed that attacks on media outlets and journalists are indicative of efforts to suppress dissent and criticism, especially during investigations of alleged corruption and malfeasance within the government. He criticized the YCP leadership for resorting to intimidation tactics and aggressive rhetoric against media representatives, and stressed that such actions have no place in a democratic society. Also Read – TDP leader Dr. Pemmasani Chandrasekhar on worship in temples Drawing attention to the essential role of media in holding those in power accountable and protecting transparency, Abdul Aziz criticized authoritarian tendencies and freedom of expression. Highlighted the dangers posed by curbing efforts. He called for unity against dictatorial tendencies and underlined the resilience of the public voice in demanding accountability and transparency from elected officials. Also Read – Corvette 20 of Vietnam People’s Navy participates in MILAN 2024 Additionally, Abdul Aziz echoed the sentiments of journalists who have expressed concern over government efforts to suppress press freedom and limit public discussion. He stressed the media’s unwavering commitment to upholding the principles of democracy and ensuring that the voice of the people is heard, despite facing challenges and attacks aimed at silencing dissent. Abdul Aziz’s statements reflect widespread concern for press freedom and the protection of democratic values in the wake of rising tensions between the government and the media in Andhra Pradesh.