Kashmir's Mobile Internet Throttled Amid Protests Over Khamenei Killing
Following Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death in a joint Israel-US airstrike, Kashmir saw widespread protests. In response, internet speeds were restricted to maintain order. Authorities urged media for responsible reporting to prevent panic. Kashmir, with a significant Shia population, witnessed protests in major areas, condemning the actions of the US and Israel.
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On Monday, mobile internet speeds were significantly reduced in Kashmir due to widespread protests following the death of Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Officials cited the restriction as a precautionary measure aimed at maintaining law and order amidst the unrest.
Khamenei's death resulted from a joint Israel-US airstrike in Tehran, confirmed by Iranian state media. The event caused an international wave of mourning and protest, with Kashmir, hosting a significant Shia population, seeing prominent demonstrations at locations such as Lal Chowk and Budgam.
The police have issued a strict advisory for media outlets, emphasizing responsible journalism. Outlets are urged to avoid sensationalism, verify information through credible sources, and maintain public trust to prevent misinformation.
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