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Core pillars of Indian democracy being tampered with: Abhishek Singhvi

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Published : Sep 16, 2020, 12:11 PM IST

Rajya Sabha MP Dr Abhishek Singhvi lashed out at the Centre on International Day of Democracy and accused the ruling party of tampering with the core pillars of the Indian democracy. International Democracy Day is observed across the globe to raise public awareness about the democratic system.

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Hyderabad (Telangana): On the International Day of Democracy on September 15, Rajya Sabha MP Dr Abhishek Singhvi attacked the Central government and said that the core pillars of the Indian democracy including both institutional and non-institutional are being tampered with, at a webinar hosted by Congress leader Marri Shashidhar Reddy.

Speaking on the occasion, Singhvi who is also a prominent lawyer, pointed out various institutional and non-institutional pillars of democracy and their prominent role in shaping the country.

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"The press has been moving from sense to sensationalism, from news to notice, balance to extremism. Media being the Fourth Estate has plummeted in the direction," the senior Congress leader said at the webinar that lasted for one hour.

International Democracy Day is observed across the globe to raise public awareness about the democratic system.

The UN General Assembly had decided in November 2007 to observe 'International Democracy Day' every year on September 15.

ANI report

Hyderabad (Telangana): On the International Day of Democracy on September 15, Rajya Sabha MP Dr Abhishek Singhvi attacked the Central government and said that the core pillars of the Indian democracy including both institutional and non-institutional are being tampered with, at a webinar hosted by Congress leader Marri Shashidhar Reddy.

Speaking on the occasion, Singhvi who is also a prominent lawyer, pointed out various institutional and non-institutional pillars of democracy and their prominent role in shaping the country.

Also read: Rahul Gandhi slams Centre over failed promises during COVID-19 crisis

"The press has been moving from sense to sensationalism, from news to notice, balance to extremism. Media being the Fourth Estate has plummeted in the direction," the senior Congress leader said at the webinar that lasted for one hour.

International Democracy Day is observed across the globe to raise public awareness about the democratic system.

The UN General Assembly had decided in November 2007 to observe 'International Democracy Day' every year on September 15.

ANI report

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