TDP has been accused of using the media to publish false surveys under the guise of the Indian Political Action Committee (I-PAC).
"This is a kind of Guerilla war of TDP media on YSRCP. They know that the lies said 100 times become the truth, and so they get into this propaganda towards the election", says an insider.
I-PAC is a political consulting firm that provides research and strategy services to political parties and candidates.
The TDP-aligned media has been accused of spreading false information about the political situation in Andhra Pradesh. A recent headline story claimed that many ministers and sitting MLAs were losing their seats, indicating a potential comeback for the TDP. However, I-PAC condemned this story, stating that they had not conducted any survey of that nature.
It is important to note that such false surveys damage the reputation of I-PAC and create confusion among the public. This is harmful to both the public and the TDP as it may mislead voters and create a false sense of confidence among the party's supporters.
Therefore, it is imperative that media coordinators need to be strict on letting the media houses use the name of the I-PAC brand to publish false surveys.
Such actions undermine the credibility of the media and the political process. It is essential to maintain the integrity of the media and ensure that the public receives accurate information.
