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Early Times Report
Srinagar, Mar 1: Baramulla and Budgam Police issued advisories urging media organisations, journalists, social media users, and digital platforms to exercise responsibility while reporting and sharing information related to the prevailing situation.
In separate statements, the district police cautioned that news concerning law and order or public gatherings must be verified through official and credible sources before publication or broadcast. They warned that the circulation of rumours, unverified information, or speculative content could create panic and disrupt public peace.
Through their media cells, the police stressed that responsible reporting is crucial to maintaining harmony in the districts. They appealed to the media to avoid sensationalism and rely strictly on official updates for accurate dissemination of information.
Citizens were also urged to cooperate with authorities and contribute to maintaining a calm and orderly environment.
Both district police units warned that strict legal action would be taken against anyone found spreading misinformation or rumours.
The advisories come amid what officials described as a sensitive situation, prompting authorities to call for restraint and careful verification before sharing any information.
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