KT Rama Rao Slams YouTube Misinformation: Vows Legal Action

Opposition Party Working President KT Rama Rao Takes Strong Stand Against Misinformation Spread by YouTube Channels

KT Rama Rao Slams YouTube Misinformation: Vows Legal Action

Hyderabad /wake up telangana

In a bold move, the working president of the BRSParty, KT Rama Rao, has launched a scathing attack on certain YouTube channels for repeatedly disseminating false information without substantiation. Rao has accused these channels of deliberately misleading the public through misleading thumbnails and outright lies masquerading as news.

"We are witnessing a disturbing trend of certain YouTube channels engaging in the propagation of baseless falsehoods, either out of blind opposition or influenced by monetary gains from the ruling party," Rao stated. "This concerted effort to tarnish our party's image, including my own, is nothing short of a malicious conspiracy aimed at confusing and deceiving the public."

Rao further revealed that legal action has been initiated against media organizations guilty of publishing false propaganda in the past. "We are committed to legally combatting these nefarious actions perpetrated by select YouTube channels. Defamation cases will be filed, and criminal action will be taken against those spreading falsehoods and propaganda under the guise of news, using deceptive thumbnails," he declared.

The working president also emphasized plans to lodge an official complaint with YouTube to have these channels banned. "While we extend an appeal for a change in their behavior, we caution these channels engaged in conspiratorial activities to brace themselves for the consequences as dictated by law," Rao concluded.

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