When BJP is unable to fulfill promises and almost all media houses who raise voice have been closed and Daily-Desher-Katha circulation was also stopped, on that time it is only Tripurainfoway.com which is writing, exposing corruptions and time to time raising question about BJP's promises which it made before the Election as 7 lakh unemployed youths voted for BJP after it promised to fill up 50,000 posts in Govt Depts in 1 year. 

 

In September, Gauri Lankesh, editor of the weekly Lankesh Patrike –  a magazine that has been described as an “anti-establishment” publication – was shot dead at her residence in Bengaluru. Two journalists were killed in Tripura – Santanu Bhoumik from the news channel Din Raat while he was covering clashes between two rival tribal associations, and Sudip Datta Bhaumik, a senior journalist with Syandan Patrika, who was shot dead by a Tripura State Rifles trooper during an altercation in Bodhjung Nagar in Tripura.

Journalists faced the most number of attacks from the police and from politicians, as the table below shows. These include the journalists injured during the violence following the arrest of Dera Sacha Sauda chief Gurmeet Singh in August 2017. Television vans were set on fire and reporters and camera persons were injured in the clashes.

And the series of journalists killing continued. Media watchdog Reporters without Borders expressed alarm on Wednesday about India, with seven journalists killed in the past 18 months and a sharp rise in online abuse and harassment.

The latest murder of a journalist was that of Shujaat Bukhari, editor of Rising Kashmir daily in Kashmir, gunned down outside the paper’s office in Srinagar on June 14.

Reporters in India often face harassment and intimidation by police, politicians, bureaucrats and criminal gangs.

In Tripura after handing over to CBI both the journalists cases has become slow, neither there is any push from the BJP led State Govt.