Centre restricts live media coverage of defence operations to safeguard national security amidst escalating tensions – advisory issued.

The Indian government has taken a firm stance on media coverage of defence operations, citing security concerns in light of past incidents such as the Kargil War and the 26/11 Mumbai attacks. A recent advisory has been issued to media organizations, emphasizing the need for restraint in reporting on ongoing military activities. The directive highlights the importance of avoiding real-time coverage and source-based reporting that could potentially jeopardize national security. This move comes at a critical time, with tensions running high following the recent Pahalgam attack. By implementing these measures, the government aims to safeguard sensitive information and prevent any inadvertent disclosures that could compromise ongoing operations. It is imperative for media outlets to adhere to these guidelines and exercise caution when reporting on defence matters to ensure the safety and security of the nation.

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