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Bangladesh HC petition seeks ban on Indian TV channels over cultural concerns

A petition filed in the Bangladesh High Court calls for a ban on Indian TV channels, citing concerns over the influence of their content on Bangladeshi culture and youth. The petition highlights provocative broadcasts and the need for cultural protection amidst rising violence against minorities.

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A writ petition has been filed in the Bangladesh High Court, calling for a ban on Indian television channels, citing concerns over the influence of Indian media on Bangladeshi culture and society. The petition, lodged on Monday by lawyer Ekhlas Uddin Bhuiyan, seeks a directive under the Cable Television Network Operation Act 2006 to halt the broadcast of Indian TV channels within Bangladesh.

The petition requests that the court issue a ruling to prohibit the airing of channels such as Star Jalsha, Star Plus, Zee Bangla, Republic Bangla, and other Indian media outlets, which the petitioner argues have been broadcasting provocative content that contradicts Bangladeshi cultural values. It further claims that these broadcasts are unregulated and are leading to detrimental effects on the country's youth.

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