Srinagar: Police on Monday urged media to desist from publishing information about sightings of terrorists in Rajouri district.
News agency KNO reported a communication by Rajouri police stating that sharing or publishing such information is detrimental to the ongoing investigation and anti-militancy operations.
It said the media fraternity is requested to desist from publishing such sensitive information.
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