'Journalist Mukesh Chandrakar paid the price for bringing out the truth with his life', Chhattisgarh government has no sympathy for the victim's family, BJP engaged in the game of allegations and counter-allegations.

New Delhi. By brutally murdering Mukesh Chandrakar, an independent journalist from Bijapur's Dantewada district of Chhattisgarh, criminals have exposed the law and order situation of the ruling BJP Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai in the state. Attack on journalists in BJP ruled state is a big slap on democracy. Because journalists are considered the fourth pillar of democracy and when such an inhuman incident is carried out by any criminal on the fourth pillar of democracy, then the question of protecting democracy arises.

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CM has given direct evidence of his heartless government by not announcing any financial help to the victimized journalist family till date.

Journalists risk their lives and work day and night for the rights and rights of the exploited and oppressed people of the society. Despite this, the arrangements that should be made for their security are neither made by the local administration nor by the state government, which is very inadequate. That's sad. What is saddening is that Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai has given direct proof of his heartless government by announcing no financial assistance to the family of the victim journalist till date.

Does Mukesh's family have no value?

Ten days have passed since the heinous murder of a journalist in Chhattisgarh. But Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai has not bothered to console yet.

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1. Did not help the family even a single rupee.
2. No compensation announced.
3. Neither met any family member.
Does Mukesh's family have no value?

The bank accounts of the accused were frozen and they were sent to jail, now BJP is playing the game of cornering Congress.

However, in the name of action, journalist Mukesh Chandrakar, the main accused in the murder case, Suresh Chandrakar, along with four accused Ritesh Chandrakar, Dinesh Chandrakar and Mahendra Ramteke, were presented in the court, from where they were sent to judicial custody for 15 days and released. Along with this, the illegal properties and encroachments of accused Suresh Chandrakar have been demolished by the officials. The police have frozen the bank accounts of Suresh Chandrakar and other accused and have also put three accounts on hold.

Congress is putting government ministers and BJP leaders in the dock regarding this matter. Besides, the police is also raising questions on the system. At the same time, BJP is playing the game of cornering the Congress due to the main accused in this murder case, Suresh Chandrakar, being related to the Congress leaders and being in the Congress party itself.

There is a lot of anger in the journalism world after the murder of Chhattisgarh journalist Mukesh Chandrakar.

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There is a lot of anger in the journalism world after the murder of Chhattisgarh journalist Mukesh Chandrakar. In this series, a meeting was organized in the memory of Chandrakar at the Press Club of India, Delhi. During this, senior journalists Ravish Kumar, Urmilesh Singh, Paranjay Guha Thakurta and Ashutosh Bhardwaj and hundreds of other journalists gathered. Journalists who knew Mukesh Chandrakar or worked with him also shared their experiences of working with Chandrakar.

Journalists told that there is a world of difference in doing journalism from the forests of Delhi and Chhattisgarh.

Journalists told that there is a world of difference in doing journalism from the forests of Delhi and Chhattisgarh. What a journalist from Chhattisgarh faces, a journalist from Delhi can never even imagine. A person sitting in Delhi cannot even imagine the risks he goes through. A journalist from Bastar neither gets the same name nor money as a journalist from Delhi. Whereas he always does his journalism by risking his life.

Let us tell you that 33-year-old Mukesh Chandrakar had gone missing from his house since the night of January 1. Later his body was recovered from the septic tank of contractor Suresh Chandrakar. At present, the police have arrested four people including the main accused in this case and started investigation. Let us tell you that Mukesh Chandrakar used to work for 'NDTV' as a freelance journalist. Apart from this, he also operated a popular channel 'Bastar Junction' on YouTube, in which he used to broadcast the internal news of Bastar.

The dream of building one's own house remained a dream

Mukesh Chandrakar, a 34-year-old journalist from Bijapur, Chhattisgarh, had also bought a plot with the earnings from his YouTube channel and was hoping to build his dream house soon. Mukesh's fellow journalist Ranjan Das told that he had Rs 3 lakh deposited in his bank account which he had kept to build his house as he never owned a house.

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Now the family has tied a packet filled with Mukesh's ashes to a pillar in the vacant plot.

Now the plot is lying vacant, with iron pillars fixed on it, on one of which is a packet filled with Mukesh's ashes, which has been tied by his family. Mukesh's journalism journey may have been short, but it was extraordinary. Born in Basaguda, about 50 km from Bijapur district headquarters, Mukesh studied in a boarding school in neighboring Dantewada. Mukesh and his elder brother Yukesh were brought up by their mother, who was an Anganwadi worker and earned a very low salary. Mukesh was inspired to enter journalism by his elder brother Yukesh, who had joined the media when Mukesh was a graduate.