Jaiky Yadav : A post on social media has led to a variety of conversations about Jaiky Yadav. Jaiky Yadav posted a post about journalist Ravi Nair, which was based on news reports. Jaiky Yadav didn’t include his own opinion in the post, but instead posted a video of the news, which was from a movie, but featured Ravi Nair’s name.
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Regarding this, Dinesh Purohit writes in response, “Anyone can earn money any way they want, but a person’s conscience should remain alive. If a person is alive, they should appear alive.”This is Adani’s paid PR post. He’s actually paying paid individuals like Jaiky Yadav to mock a journalist practicing independent journalism.
Don’t be so blinded by money that, like the Sanghis, you can’t discern what’s right and what’s wrong.If such people existed during the British rule, they would have taken money and declared them to be in the national interest, and the country would never have become independent. They have as much of a contribution to weakening the democratic system as any corrupt individual.
Many of our freedom fighters were hanged in their youth for the country’s independence, and today’s youth are taking money and doing paid PR for a company against a journalist who raises his voice.”
Mandeep Punia, in response, writes, “In the case of journalist Ravi Nair, Adani’s The PR people have sent this one video to these small-time social media influencers, and they are tweeting it to mock the journalist.
Kranti Kumar, Jaiky Yadav, Bala, Rishi Bagri, all of them are now busy with a PR campaign for Adani that is being spread to intimidate journalists!
In fact, the Magistrate Court in Mansa, Gandhinagar, has convicted journalist Ravi Nair in a defamation case filed by Adani Enterprises Limited (AEL), the flagship company of the Adani Group. Journalist Ravi Nair has been sentenced to one year in prison and fined.