Govt appointed committee backs ban on ‘Satluj’, cites ‘sovereignty’ and 'security' concerns

The government's appointed committee has endorsed the ban on the controversial film 'Satluj,' highlighting significant concerns about national sovereignty and security. The film was swiftly removed from online streaming platforms just two days after its release, following directives from the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. This move underscores the government's commitment to protecting its national interests amidst growing scrutiny over media content that might pose threats to security. The decision carries implications for the future regulation of media, suggesting a tightening grip on what is deemed acceptable in the public domain.