LONDON: Britain's media regulator has imposed a hefty fine of 30,000 pounds on a Sikh television channel for "seriously" breaching its code by broadcasting a programme inciting violence within the community against members of the Indian Army.
Sangat TV, a Birmingham-based satellite channel which broadcasts in Punjabi and English, will have to pay the fine for breaching Ofcom's code by broadcasting a programme that incited Sikhs to take violent action against Lieutenant General KS Brar and other members of the Indian armed forces.
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UK's media regulator fines Sikh channel for inciting violence - Times Of India
Sangat TV, a Birmingham-based satellite channel which broadcasts in Punjabi and English, will have to pay the fine for breaching Ofcom's code by broadcasting a programme that incited Sikhs to take violent action against Lieutenant General KS Brar and other members of the Indian armed forces.
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UK's media regulator fines Sikh channel for inciting violence - Times Of India
