EC Bans Political Content On NaMo TV

Name: EC Bans Political Content On NaMo TV
Uploaded: 2019-04-12T13:17:55+00:00
Channel: Xappie Desk
Description: EC Bans Political Content On NaMo TV

New Delhi: The Election Commission barred NaMo TV from airing political content without per-certification. It has been directed to remove all such non-certified political contents aired before. Earlier, Delhi Electoral Officer had reported that the NaMo TV is owned and operated by the BJP IT Cell and broadcasted non-certified political contents.

EC Bans Political Content On NaMo TV

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