Meherpur: A day-long seminar and workshop on ‘Prevention of Media Misreporting and Presentation of Objective News’ was held in Meherpur, bringing together journalists from both print and electronic media. The event took place at the Meherpur Circuit House auditorium, with the aim of enhancing professional standards and encouraging responsible journalism practices.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, Justice AKM Abdul Hakim, Chairman of the Bangladesh Press Council, was present at the seminar as the chief guest. District Information Officer Abdullah Al Masud delivered the welcome address, setting the tone for a day focused on the importance of truthful and unbiased news reporting.
Additional District Magistrate Tajwar Akram Sakapi Ibne Sajjad presided over the session. Speakers such as Superintendent of Police Ujjwal Kumar Roy and Additional Deputy Commissioner (General) Tariqul Islam emphasized the necessity of ethical reporting and the accurate dissemination of information.
Md. Abdus Sabur, Secretary (Deputy Secretary) of the Bangladesh Press Council, attended as the resource person and conducted key sessions during the workshop. The sessions were designed to impart practical skills and knowledge to journalists, enabling them to reduce misinformation and strengthen the objectivity of their news presentations.
Around 40 journalists from the district participated in the seminar, engaging actively in discussions and practical sessions. These activities were aimed at fostering a strong commitment to minimizing misinformation and presenting news with objectivity.