Bssnews Bangladesh Government Addresses Misinformation Threats in Media
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- •State Minister Yeaser Khan Choudhury calls for media vigilance against misinformation.
- •The government is modernizing the media sector to enhance information accuracy.
- •Choudhury encourages constructive criticism from journalists regarding government actions.
On April 20, 2026, State Minister for Information and Broadcasting Yeaser Khan Choudhury emphasized the government's commitment to combat misinformation and disinformation during events marking the 12th anniversary of Channel i Online and a views-exchange meeting at the Bangladesh Secretariat. He highlighted the risks posed by false information to both the state and individuals, urging media professionals to play an active role in ensuring the flow of accurate information. Choudhury noted the importance of modernizing the media sector and enhancing the working environment for journalists. He called for constructive criticism of government actions and stressed the need for vigilance against misinformation, particularly on online platforms. The government's initiatives aim to strengthen public trust in media and improve the overall quality of journalism in Bangladesh.
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