Lucknow: Minister of Yogi Adityanathi’s head on Friday said that public figures could be the subject of “media trials” if they were not alert about social media that had gained great advantages in recent years.
Speaking at the IT workshop organized by BJP, Yogi said that people cannot escape from social media that encourage not only the current generation but also complete social sets.
“The problem raised on social media is aggressively a problem chased by visual and print media,” Yogi said at the workshop which was also attended by the National BJP responsible for it, Amit Malviya.
The event was held a day before the visit schedule for the National President of BJP JP Nadda to Lucknow.
Calling social media ‘Selagaam Ghoda’ (uncontrolled horse), Yogi blends to train IT dedicated to party workers to record it and control it.
CM says “non-problems” converted in a kllandat into a “serious problem” with the help of social media.
“This is often seen that social media is misused by some personal interests to hatch the social atmosphere of conspiracy and transfer, especially around the main developments,” Yogi said, referring to the issue of Rafael who was raised by the opposition leader just before 2019.
The selection of Lok Sabha to influence the prospect of election BJP.
“But people reject such evil efforts,” he said.
Yogi also refers to the spyware pegasus problem which was lifted only the day before the beginning scheduled from the Monsun Parliament session.
Parliament session witnessed the logjam even as an opposition stopped his trial for this issue.
Yogi states that people who raise the problem have no facts and evidence but become hot topics that allow the opposition to disrupt the parliamentary process that can be used to discuss the steps taken by the Government Vis-à-Vis Corona and strategies to combat the possibilities of waves Third pandemic.
CM emphasizes fast counter arguments on social media to vent the air from winding efforts to corner the ruling party.
CM said that steps centered on people taken by the center and state governments need to be taken quickly and make them permeat at the grassroots level.
He mocked the opposition parties had a “big presence” on social media even though their party organizational structure was “very weak”.
“They try to become an opinion maker while we often tend to be silent,” he said, underlining the need to prepare party workers according to today’s social and political needs.