Pahalgam Terror Assault: India has banned YouTube channels of 4 cricketers together with Shoaib Akhtar after the Pahalgam terror assault.
Shoaib Akhtar with Inzamam ul Haq. (AFP)
Highlights
- India banned many YouTube channels in Pakistan.
- Channels of 4 cricketers together with Shoaib Akhtar have been additionally banned.
- The channel of Hindu cricketer Danish can nonetheless be seen.
New Delhi. India has banned many YouTube channels of Pakistani after the Pahalgam terror assault. These embrace channels of 4 cricketers together with Shoaib Akhtar. These channels are accused of spreading inflammatory and delicate communal supplies in opposition to India.
Shoaib Akhtar’s YouTube Channel (Shoaibakhtar100mph) was properly seen in India. Its viewers was in crores, as a consequence of which this Pakistani cricketer additionally used to earn robust earnings. Now this channel just isn’t opening in India. On clicking this channel, a message is seen. The message is that ‘this channel just isn’t out there below the federal government’s order as a consequence of nationwide safety.
The YouTube channels of Pakistani cricketers in India are banned, together with Basit Ali Present (@Basitalishow), ‘Caught Behind’ and ‘@Tanveer Says’. Former Pakistani captain Basit Ali runs the @Basitalishow channel. Former Pakistani captain Rashid Latif and senior journalist Nauman Niaz collectively run YouTube channel ‘Cott Behind’. ‘Tanveer Sage’ is a YouTube channel of former quick bowler Tanveer Ahmed. Other than this, YouTube channel ‘Wase Habib’ (@WASAYABIB ‘of YouTubers’ Wase and Iffi’, who ridiculed the defeat of the Pakistani group, has additionally been closed.
BBN Sports activities, Sports activities Central by DRM, Sama Sports activities and Velocity Sports activities channels associated to sports activities will even not be seen in India. Nevertheless, the channel of Pakistani leg -spinner Danish Kaneria can nonetheless be seen in India. Danish is a Hindu cricketer of Pakistan. They typically criticize Pakistani Cricket Board and Cricketers. Danish Kaneria had strongly criticized Pakistan after the Pahalgam terror assault.
