The Department of State Services (DSS) has commenced legal proceedings against online media outlet Peoples Gazette over a recent publication that has drawn sharp criticism from security circles and raised concerns about national stability.
Sources within the security community disclosed that the DSS views the publication as not only “grossly misleading” but also “a potential threat to national security.” Although specific details of the publication in question have not been officially disclosed, insiders suggest it contained “incendiary material capable of inciting unrest.”
“This is not just about media freedom; it’s about responsibility,” a senior DSS official who spoke on condition of anonymity said. “There must be consequences for those who stir unrest with reckless content.”
The development marks a rare but significant move by the secret police to take legal action against a media platform, potentially setting the stage for a high-profile courtroom battle that may test the boundaries of press freedom, responsibility, and state security.
The DSS is expected to file its suit in a Federal High Court within days, with legal experts and media watchdogs closely watching the unfolding drama.
Peoples’ Gazette has yet to release an official response as of the time of filing this report.
More details will follow as the story develops.
