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The publication owners in retort turn the blame right on to the politicians
A top management executive from Punjab Kesri (with 1.04 crore readership) admits that their paper made anywhere between 10 to 12 crores during the time of assembly polls. He owed this to tremendous pressure from politicians for selling their editorial space.
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This response highlights the escalating tensions between media proprietors and political actors, reflecting how ownership disputes often intersect with allegations of political interference. It illustrates the broader debate over whether financial and political pressures are compromising press independence.
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