‘Suspended over repeated violations’: Taliban takes BBC radio services off air in Afghanistan
- The Taliban on Monday accused the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) of “repeated violations” as it suspended the broadcaster’s FM radio services in Afghanistan.
- "BBC’s activities have been suspended for the time being due to repeated violations committed by it," Khubib Ghufran, the spokesperson for the Afghan Taliban government's information and culture ministry, told Reuters.
- However, he did not elaborate on the violations.
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- The Taliban on Monday accused the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) of “repeated violations” as it suspended the broadcaster’s FM radio services in Afghanistan.
- "BBC’s activities have been suspended for the time being due to repeated violations committed by it," Khubib Ghufran, the spokesperson for the Afghan Taliban government's information and culture ministry, told Reuters.
- However, he did not elaborate on the violations.
Sources: Times of India