legal /law Kashmir

Advisory of Bandipora Police to Media Channels

Bandipora, April, 28:
It has come to the notice of Bandipora police that certain media channels /social media handlers are sharing footage of security forces’ operational areas without the consent of concerned Police officers.

Bandipora Police issues an advisory urging Media houses and social media handlers to uphold online decorum and refrain from sharing or amplifying content that disrupts peace and security/law and order.
“Bandipora Police is actively monitoring social media platforms for any malicious content aimed at disturbing peace. Strict legal action will be taken against violators under the relevant provisions of the law,”.

The advisory emphasizes the responsibility of media channels/ individuals to act prudently in their online interactions to maintain peace and unity within the region.

Police further appealed to all media platforms to engage responsibly and urge everyone to avoid sharing divisive content and to contribute positively to the digital space.”

Bandipora police reiterates its commitment to fostering a safe and secure online ecosystem. Bandipora police also encourage citizens to report any instances of malicious or harmful content through the official helpline or email.


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