In today’s episode, we dive deep into one of the most disturbing trends in Indian media — the race for TRP that pushes truth, responsibility, and basic humanity aside. When blasts happened during Congress rule, the criticism went straight to the Congress leadership. But today, when explosions and security failures happen under the BJP government, why is the anger still directed at Congress? Why does the narrative stay the same while the power has changed? Does this make any sense? This episode exposes how a compromised media ecosystem has completely lost its moral compass. From declaring living people dead — as seen in the shocking misreporting around Dharmendra’s health by some major news anchors — to treating national tragedies like content opportunities, the rot runs deep. We break down how channels sensationalised the recent blast, mishandled evidence at the site, and even used the tragedy to fuel communal narratives within minutes of the incident. We also examine how, instead of questioning the government on security lapses — especially at highly protected zones like the Red Fort — sections of the media swiftly shifted blame onto an entire community. Why is accountability always deflected? Why is every incident weaponised to polarise? And why are journalists turning into crisis performers instead of truth-seekers? This episode is not just about one blast or one false news report — it is about a system where TRP outweighs truth, and propaganda replaces journalism. Stay tuned as we unpack the political narrative, media failures, spin machines, and the dangerous consequences of manufacturing hate for views.