Delhi Police denies house arrest claims, advises reporters to cover from distance

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The Delhi Police responded to allegations that journalists were under house arrest, calling the claims inaccurate. They advised reporters to cover events from a distance for their safety. This statement follows concerns over press restrictions during recent events in Delhi. The police emphasized they are not detaining journalists but are managing a large-scale security operation.

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