Pornography, violence, and abusive language will not happen in the coming days in the web series, which has always been the target of blasphemers about their content. The government has said that guidelines for the regulation of the OTT platform will soon be issued, which will address issues such as sensitive content.
Prakash Javadekar said on the web series: Information and Broadcasting Minister Prakash Javadekar said in the Rajya Sabha between zero hours that many complaints are being received about the content appearing on the OTT (Over the Top) platform and suggestions about its regulation can also be given. Have been. Describing it as an important topic, Javadekar said that guidelines have been prepared in this regard and they are going to be implemented soon.
Offensive content could not be shown on OTT: Mahesh Poddar of former BJP raised the issue that Internet has emerged as a very useful online platform amidst the coronavirus epidemic and increased OTT platforms access to people for entertainment. He said, 'But the material shown in it and its language are objectionable. This platform should be regulated.'
Old relation to controversies: It has been learned that web series have an old relationship with controversies. Most of the controversy today about OTT content, 'Tandav' and 'Mirzapur' is growing rapidly. Both are a series of Amazon Prime videos. After objecting to some scenes depicting Lord Shiva, the makers used small censors in the series. The case of both series has reached court now. Along with every controversy related to the web series, there has also been a demand for censorship.
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