After the Pahalgam attack, India has dealt a big blow to Pakistan by taking immediate action. The Indian government has decided to ban many Pakistani YouTube channels. These channels were accused of spreading propaganda and misinformation against India. The government believes that such channels can become a threat to the peace and unity of the country. The Indian government has also released an official list of banned Pakistani YouTube channels. It includes the names of those channels that were promoting anti-India content and trying to spread confusion among Indian citizens. The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has issued an order and directed to block these channels with immediate effect.
Why this step was taken
The government says that some Pakistan-sponsored YouTube channels were deliberately spreading fake news and misleading information. Their aim was to spread fear, instability and tension in Indian society. After the Pahalgam attack, the activities of these channels became more aggressive, after which India had to take this strict step.
India showed zero tolerance policy
After the Pahalgam attack, India has made it clear that it will not compromise on its security and sovereignty. Whether it is social media or platforms like YouTube, India will no longer tolerate any wrong activity. The government has also activated special agencies to monitor the banned channels.
Strict action will continue in future also
The Indian government has indicated that if any anti-India activity is carried out from any channel or social media platform in the future, immediate action will be taken on that too. The government made it clear that there is no place in India for those who work against the unity and integrity of the country.
An appeal to citizens
The government has also appealed to the common citizens to check the veracity of any fake news or misleading news before sharing it on social media. Also, inform the concerned agencies about any suspicious activity, so that anti-national elements can be stopped in time.