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UPSC Jihad show not in ‘good taste, offensive’: Centre to SC
The top court had on September 15 passed on order injuncting the remaining episodes of the TV show, and the stay continues to remain in operation. Four episodes of the planned 10 episodes have been broadcast so far.
Antecedents of anti Muslim bias in media including Sudarshan TV
The Sudarshan TV’s “UPSC Jihad” is, in the words of Justice Chandrachud, a “rabid” vilification of Muslims. The channel felt encouraged to cross the red line because this particular line is considered Kosher in the current political atmosphere by mainstream channels as well as fly-by-night media operators.
Citation of ‘Hindu Terror’ show on NDTV irks Justice Chandrachud
This additional affidavit has been filed in the ongoing case, where the apex court had stayed the broadcast of the remaining five episodes of a programme series “Bindas Bol” with the tagline “UPSC Jehad”.
‘Free speech, not hatred’: SC says media self-regulation system toothless
The Supreme Court on Tuesday stayed broadcast of subsequent 5 episodes of “UPSC Jihad” by Sudarshan TV stating that the intent and purpose of the program is to vilify the Muslim community.
There should be some kind of self-regulation in media Say SC on Sudarshan TV’s “UPSC Jihad show”
New Delhi, Sep 15 : There should be some kind of self-regulation in the media, the Supreme Court…
SC declines prior ban on Sudarshan News show on Muslim UPSC aspirants
The Delhi High Court on Friday also issued notice on a petition against Sudarshan TV’s upcoming show on Muslims clearing the UPSC examination, as it temporarily stayed the broadcast of the show.
Jamia Alumni Association files police complaint against Sudarshan TV Editor
Thirty students who had received training at Jamia’s Residential Coaching Academy have cleared the UPSC Civil Services Exam of 2019. Almost 50 percent of them are non-Muslims.
Jamia Millia Islamia plans legal action against Sudarshan channel for offensive promo
Sudarshan news channel in one of its promos anchored by its Editor-in-Chief Suresh Chavhanke, was seen raising questions on the entry of Muslims in the bureaucracy through UPSC exams