Google Search prioritises ultranationalist outlets more prominently, thereby fueling a global disinformation campaign amid heightened diplomatic tensions.

According to a report published by Techglobal Institute, for instance the search engine giant populates its search with content from Indian media over Bangladeshi media – even when the actual issue in question has taken place in Bangladesh.
In doing so, it casts aside local, original journalism on a story rooted in Bangladesh in favour of an avalanche of divisive coverage from neighbouring India, according to a report published by Techglobal Institute. 

https://www.tbsnews.net/bangladesh/google-search-erases-bangladeshi-journalism-favour-indian-media-report-1030196

In recent months, Indian media outlets have embarked on an aggressive misinformation campaign aimed at discrediting the interim government in Bangladesh, which was set up following the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s regime on August 5. The narratives being propagated are not only misleading but also reflect the erosion of journalistic integrity in favor of political loyalty, a transformation that has turned much of the Indian media into a “Godi” media or pliant press under Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

https://thediplomat.com/2024/12/indian-medias-misinformation-campaign-on-bangladesh/

The murder of Advocate Saiful Islam Alif.

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It is deeply unfortunate that media outlets, such as @Reuters, are perpetuating narratives that align with Indian propaganda. Contrary to claims by Indian media, the lawyer was not defending Chinmoy Krishna Das. In reality, the lawyer was attacked by followers of Chinmoy Das and later succumbed to the injuries. This misinformation needs to be addressed and corrected.

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Indian media is a disgrace to Humanity.

Advocate Saiful Islam, who believed religion should unite rather than divide us, was tragically killed by a Hindutva mob (Iskon) in Chittagong, Bangladesh. His message of unity and tolerance must not be forgotten.