The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, the official branch of India, has lifted the ban on two channels in Kerala. In fact, the ministry on Friday imposed a 48-hour stay on the telecast of two Kerala TV channels. It is alleged that his coverage related to Delhi violence was provoking communal frenzy.
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The Malayali channel Media One and Asianet News TV had been issued a show-cause notice earlier in this case. After filing a reply on his behalf, the ministry found him guilty of the violation of the provisions of the Cable Television Network (Regulation) Act-1995.
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In this connection, the Ministry has banned the telecast or re-telecast of Media One and Asianet TV for 48 hours. This period has started from 7:30 pm on Thursday evening, which will continue till 7:30 pm on March 8. The order issued said that the kind of reporting done by both channels could have sparked communal violence across the country. Especially when the situation is tense.
