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Early Times Report
JAMMU, Sept 11: The Union Home Ministry has decided to set up FM radio stations near the Line of Control (LoC) and International Border (IB) to vicious propaganda of Pakistan.
Sources said that the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has directed the concerned departments to set up FM radio broadcasting stations near the border to counter Pakistan’s vicious propaganda.
Report said that Pakistan had set up at least 15 round-the-clock FM stations to hurl the choicest invectives at India.
Pakistani FM channels had been detected in various areas of Jammu and Kashmir and Punjab.
These channels while broadcasting news on Jammu and Kashmir reflected alleged atrocities committed by Indian security forces on Kashmiris and justified bandh calls given by Hurriyat leaders besides condemning restrictions in Kashmir...
However, the impact of these channels was found negligible in most parts of Punjab.
It is also decided to set up FM radio stations and repeater stations in the border areas affected by Pakistan propaganda. The concerned departments are also asked to encourage community FM radio stations and selective jamming of frequencies used by FM stations across the border.
It is also decided to run parallel FM station with high-signal intensity along with formulation of specific programmes. |
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