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Press Council of India moves Supreme Court, supports communication restrictions in J&K

In its application, the PCI has justified the communication blockade saying that due to security concerns, there can be reasonable restrictions on the media.

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New Delhi: The Press Council of India has moved the Supreme Court supporting the Centre and Jammu and Kashmir government’s decision to impose restrictions on communication in the state following the abrogation of Article 370.

The application filed by the PCI seeks intervention in the petition filed by Anuradha Bhasin, Executive Editor of Kashmir Times in which she had sought the removal of restrictions on communication which she said were coming in the way of journalists’ right to exercise their profession.

The application on behalf of the PCI was filed by advocate Anshuman Ashok on Friday.

In the application, the PCI has justified the communication blockade saying that due to the security concerns there can be reasonable restrictions on the media.


Also read: 5 dangerous Right-nationalist myths on Kashmir that need to be demolished


 

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