21 September 2017: The Indian Journalists Union (IJU) strongly condemned the abduction and murder of Santanu Bhowmick, Reporter of local TV News Channel ‘Dinrat’ by the activists of the Indigenous People's Front of Tripura (IPFT) on Wednesday at Mandai in West Tripura district.  He went there to cover the agitation and road blockade by the ITFT. They hit him on head from behind and when he fell down, he was abducted and taken to unknown place. Later he was found in serious condition and shifted to Agartala Medical College Hospital where he died.

6 June 2017: The Indian Journalists Union (IJU), the premier and most representative organization of the working journalists in the country, strongly condemned the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) raids on the office and residential premises of the NDTV founders Prannoy Roy and his wife Radhika Roy on Monday for causing alleged loss to a private sector bank. In a statement issued on Tuesday, 6 June, the Indian Journalists Union (IJU) President S N Sinha, Secretary-General Amar Devulapalli, International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) Vice-President Sabina Inderjit and Press Council of India (PCI) member K Amarnath termed it as an attack on the independent media which did not conform to narrative of the ruling establishment.

11 May 2017: The Indian Journalists Union (IJU) on Friday welcomed the amendments to the Working Journalists and Other Newspaper Employees (Conditions of Service and other Miscellaneous Provisions) Act, popularly known as Working Journalists Act (WJA), making the punishment more stringent to the newspaper managements for violating the provisions of the Act by the Kejriwal government in Delhi.

18 July 2015: The Indian Journalists Union (IJU) strongly condemned the murder of yet another journalist Raghavendra Dubey and brutal assault on two other journalists in Mumbai on Friday, 17 July and expressed its

5 May 2015: The Indian Journalists Union (1JU) strongly condemned the threat of the Delhi Chief Minister and President of Aam Admi Party (AAP) , Arvind Kejriwal to put some media houses on public trial for their alleged 'biases and prejudices'.

March 25,  2015: The Indian Journalists Union (IJU) and the Andhra Pradesh Newspaper Employees Federation hailed the Judgment of the Supreme Court quashing the draconian Section 66 A of the Information Technology Act

February 07, 2014 : The Indian Journalists Union (IJU), the premier and most representative media trade union in the country, has welcomed the judgment of the Supreme Court upholding the constitutional validity