Investigative journalism is an invasion of privacy. discuss it in 750 words

The term “Investigative Journalism” sounds interesting, right? Well, it’s a kind of journalism where reporters investigate any topic of interest very deeply. The topic can be related to anything from crimes, politics to any other serious issue. In this kind of journalism, months and even years are spent in gathering information and preparing a report. And this kind of journalism can lead to an invasion of privacy. In this type of journalism, one needs to dig deeper for more information about a certain topic in order to write the report which most of the time leads to revealing of disturbing incidents and matters of the personal lives of the people involved with it. Investigative Journalism though works towards excavating the truth and making the public aware of it, needs to handled and presented very carefully as it deals with sensitive topics that can trigger various social outbursts.