SEBI Issues Clarification on Misreported Short-Selling Changes:

SEBI clarified that there has been no change in the existing short-selling regulatory framework.
SEBI Denies Reports of Changes to Short-Selling Rules

SEBI Issues Clarification on Misreported Short-Selling Changes
The Security Exchange Board of India (SEBI) recently shared a clarification on its official website on December 21, 2025, regarding news of changes in the short-selling framework.
The Security Exchange Board of India has noted a news report wrongly stating that changes on short selling will apply from December 22, 2025.
Regarding this context, SEBI clearly declared that there has been no change in the existing regulatory framework for short selling. And the media report stating that any such change would take effect from December is incorrect and misleading.
Market participants and public should believe only on official circulars and verified communications issued by the regulator to remain cautious of misleading media reports.
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