Bollywood actress Parineeti Chopra has condemned sections of the Indian media for spreading fake news and inciting fear among the public amid rising tensions between India and Pakistan. In a statement shared on her Instagram story, Chopra expressed concern over the dangerous impact of misinformation during such sensitive times, urging media houses to act responsibly.
“The most harmful thing right now is the spread of unverified and misleading information,” she said, stressing that it creates unnecessary fear and uncertainty. Chopra called on citizens to rely only on official sources and asked journalists to report with accuracy and accountability.
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Her comments come as the Indian media faces increasing criticism for its role in exaggerating news coverage and fueling anti-Pakistan sentiment. The issue has garnered attention not only from the public but also from prominent Indian celebrities. Actress Sonakshi Sinha also voiced her disapproval of sensationalist media practices, calling on news channels to “stop creating panic” and focus on delivering truthful coverage.
Both actresses join a growing chorus of voices calling for more responsible journalism during these turbulent times.
