Rule's 29th January to stop Star Jalsa, Star Plus and Zee Bangla broadcasting

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The hearing of the ruling issued to stop the broadcast of three TV channels (Star Jalsa, Star Plus and Zee Bangla) in Bangladesh has ended and the High Court has fixed the date of January 29.

The High Court bench of Justice Moinul Islam Chowdhury and Justice JBM Hasan fixed this date of Rath on Wednesday (January 25).

On 08 January, lawyer Eklach Uddin Bhui, who was on behalf of Star Jalsa and Star Plus, Bangladesh serving company DG Jadu Broadband Limited, and Nation Oside Midida Limited, a lawyer for Bangladesh and Nation Oside Midida Limited, were heard on behalf of Nation Oside Midida Limited.

Deputy Attorney General Motahar Hossain Saju was on the side of the state.

In the month of July 2014, many people in Bangladesh committed suicide in Bangladesh because they could not buy clothes in the name of the bird character of Star Jalsa ‘Bojhe Na Se Bojhe Na’ in the name of Eid.

In this case, in August of that year, the relevant branch of the High Court filed a writ by lawyer Saida Shaheen Ara Laili.

Then Justice Sheikh Hasan Arif and Justice Abu Taher. Saifur Rahman's vacation High Court bench was raised and dismissed the application.

After hearing the application again, the High Court issued a ruling on October 19 of the same year.

In 2014, lawyer Eklach Uddin Bhui, said that no TV channel in Bangladesh was aired in India, but the youth society is facing destruction due to the free broadcast of Bharti TV channels in Bangladesh. Finally, one of their TV channels Star Jalsa's ‘Bojhe Na Se Bojhe’ serial, many people in Bangladesh have committed suicide because they could not buy clothes in the name of the bird character of the serial bird.

He said, in a daily, this is ‘Pakhi Preme Pran Bisarjan’ The report also published a report in the title, saying, ‘The popularity of the Indian serial drama series in the country's house-house. The television channels of the country are gradually losing viewers, the country is losing its own culture. It has a serious negative impact on the fashion of teenagers’.

‘The last Indian television channel Star Jalsa's ‘Bojhe Na Se Bojhe Na’ is the life of ‘Pakhi’ in the serial ’Pakhi'.

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