Shillong, June 11 -- Meghalaya chief minister Conrad K Sangma on Tuesday said that the trial in the May 23 murder of Raja Raghuvanshi will be expedited and all necessary steps will be taken to ensure justice is delivered without delay, even as he raised concerns about the media coverage into the case with the state government taking legal action against media outlets and YouTubers in connection with what officials describe as "targeted attack on Meghalaya". Speaking about the case on Tuesday, the chief minister said, "We would like the judicial process to be completed as swiftly as possible. Whatever steps are required to facilitate this from our side as a government, we will do that and try to ensure that the trial progresses quickly." Expressing concern over alleged misleading reporting by media outlets, Sangma said, "It is deeply unfortunate that some sections of the national media misrepresented what actually happened and tried to unfairly blame the people of Meghalaya." State cabinet minister Paul Lyngdoh said that the government has taken filed FIRs against those responsible for what he characterised as a "deliberate attempt to tarnish Meghalaya's reputation". "As far as attack on the image of Meghalaya, the media trial and slugfest, the state government has registered FIRs and we will also move legally," he said....