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J&K: Srinagar police issues advisory to journalists to not fall prey to sensationalism ahead of Indo-Pak cricket match

Press Trust of India • August 28, 2022, 20:44:32 IST
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The police requested that the media fraternity should not fall prey to sensationalism and should verify all sensitive news/videos/pictures, which have the potential of creating law and order situations

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J&K: Srinagar police issues advisory to journalists to not fall prey to sensationalism ahead of Indo-Pak cricket match

Srinagar: Ahead of the India-Pakistan Asia Cup cricket clash, Jammu and Kashmir Police on Sunday ‘advised’ journalists to not fall prey to sensationalism and verify from authorities sensitive news or videos that have the potential of creating a law and order situation.

“Sporting events are a test of dedication, sportsmanship and work ethics of the participating teams. And such events are enjoyed by millions across the world,” Srinagar police said in an advisory issued here.

“Due to the attention, such events garner, it has been noticed that some journalists have in the past, without verifying from authorities, posted old sensational videos/pictures during and after sporting events between India and its neighbour”, the advisory read.

The police requested that the media fraternity should not fall prey to such sensationalism and should please verify all such sensitive news/videos/pictures, which have the potential of creating law and order situations, from the authorities first.

“In order to curb the menace of fake news that can lead to law and order problems, the social media cell of Srinagar Police will be monitoring all social media platforms,” it said.

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