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Bhubaneswar, 13/5/2021 ( Odisha Samachar )- Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik has declared journalists a front-line warrior of Corona. These fighters should be vaccinated as per the rules as per the rules. However, the local administration is neglecting to vaccinate journalists. In the capital, for example, only 970 journalists have been vaccinated. The capital has at least 80 daily newspapers in other languages, including Oriya and English. Many foreign media, web channel representatives live in the capital and journalists. No one even came to the Bhubaneswar vaccination center due to the high workload. In addition, many journalists have taken the first vaccine to the hospital. However, only three days after the camp collapsed, 970 journalists were vaccinated. Many more journalists are being vaccinated. Authorities opposed the protest with all available police forces, special services and the army. ” There have even been allegations of coupons being sold for vaccines in many places. 
The Chief Minister, the Chief Secretary to Government, the Chief Minister’s Personal Secretary, the Secretary to the Health, Secretary, Department of Information Public Relations and the Adviser to the Media Department have been urged to take action. It also wants to launch another product without having to worry about the Commission instituting various actions under antitrust law. ” Sambadika Milita Mancha Convenor Lingaraj Sahoo, Alpha Ray, Chandi Prasad Ranasingh, Kishan Barai, Hemant Tiwari, Sukant Raut, Vijay Khuntia, Abhishek Mohanty, Ashok Mohanty , Debasis Rath , Lipsa Nayak have made major demands. They say the warrior is being neglected in many ways. As many as Rs 50 lakh has been announced for the front-line fighters, as well as Rs 15 lakh for journalists. Many journalists have lost their lives in Odisha in the second wave of the corona. Many journalists have contracted the disease. “It simply came to our notice then. The Journalists’ Joint Forum paid deep tribute to the bereaved. Similarly, the Journalists’ Joint Forum reiterated its demand for the enactment of the Journalist Protection Act. Increase the welfare fund of journalists, increase health insurance to Rs 5 lakh, include the parents of journalists in health insurance or include the parents of journalists in the Biju Health Welfare Scheme. Similarly, the forum has demanded that the government be held accountable for educating their children by paying Rs 50 lakh to journalists who have died in corona.
