AP Govt issues orders to curb press in state

Friday, February 23, 2007, 10:30 [IST]

Bangalore, Feb 23: The Andhra Pradesh state government has reportedly issued special orders to curb the freedom of press in the state. This comes as a development on raids on Eenadu.

As per the government order issued, the government can prosecute any channel or newspaper carrying anti-government reports.

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