UK content regulator, the Office of Communications or Ofcom, has slapped a fine of 50,000 Pounds (over Rs 50 lakh) on Khalsa Television Limited in Britain for a broadcasting content that gave an indirect call for Sikhs living in the UK to perpetrate violence.
Slapping a 20,000 Pound fine on a music video that was aired in July 2018 that gave an indirect call to action for Sikhs living in the country to take up acts of violence, including murder.
UK content regulator, the Office of Communications or Ofcom, has slapped a fine of 50,000 Pounds (over Rs 50 lakh) on Khalsa Television Limited in Britain for a broadcasting content that gave an indirect call for Sikhs living in the UK to perpetrate violence.
Slapping a 20,000 Pound fine on a music video that was aired in July 2018 that gave an indirect call to action for Sikhs living in the country to take up acts of violence, including murder.