Panchkula, Oct. 31 -- Assistant Registrar of the Haryana Commission for Protection of Child Rights, Dr Punit Arora, has appealed to media organisations and the general public not to share, circulate or broadcast videos involving the two children in the sensitive Panchkula school assault case.
In a post on social media platform X, Dr Arora urged people to exercise restraint and sensitivity while dealing with the incident, which has drawn widespread attention.
He said repeated viewing and circulation of such videos could adversely affect the tender minds of the children involved.
He stressed that their privacy and mental well-being must be protected.
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