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IGP issues advisory to media men: ‘Don’t carry any live coverage of encounters, L&O situation’
Bars media persons from coming closer to encounter sites, says don’t interfere in professional, bonafide duty of police, forces at encounter sites
(Asian News Hub) – The Kashmir police chief, Vijay Kumar on Wednesday advised media persons not to carry any live coverage of encounters and Law and Order situation, asking them not to interfere in professional and bonafide duty of police and security forces at encounter sites.
Inspector General of Police (IGP) while talking to the news agency—KNO, advised media persons not to come closer to the encounter site and law and order situation and do not carry any live coverage of any encounter and L&O situation.
“The freedom of speech and expression is subject to reasonable restrictions that should not violate other people’s right to life guaranteed under Article 21 or putting the national security in jeopardy,” he said.
“Do not interfere in professional and bonafide duty of police and security forces at the encounter site. No operational content should be carried which is likely to incite violence or contains anything against maintenance of L&O or which promotes anti national sentiment,” IGP further said.
A massive fire broke out in a residential locality in Kanlibagh district Baramulla in which a furniture factory and five residential houses were gutted and property worth Crore of rupees was reduced to ashes on Sunday late evening.
Quoting reports news agency Kashmir Scroll said that a fire broke out at in a furniture factory of Farooq Ahmad Najar in a residential locality on Kanlibagh-Baba Reshi road, which spread to nearby residential houses in jiffy in which the factory and five residential houses were destroyed.
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An official said that the fire was put under control by the joint efforts of fire tenders, local police and army. He said no loss of life or injury was reported in the mishap.
Meanwhile, police have taken cognizance of the incident.
An employee of horticulture department was found dead in South Kashmir’s Anantnag district this evening.
Quoting sources news agency Kashmir Scroll reported that an employee of horticulture department identified as Ghulam Mohi-ud-din Rather, son of Ab Khaliq Rather of Matihandoo was found dead in Lihnwan nursey in Anantnag district.
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They said, police reached the spot and shifted the body to hospital for medico-legal formalities.
A massive fire broke out in Kanilbagh area of north Kashmir’s Baramulla district this evening.
Reports said that the fire broke out in a joinery mill in Kanilbagh this evening.
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They said that fire tenders have reached the spot and are on job to douse the flames along with the help of security forces.
Further details awaited…
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