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Delhi-based Home Cable is readying to move the Delhi High Court to appeal against the cancellation by the government of its MSO registration late last month.
Viklki Chaudhry who owns the MSO said he will now approach the Delhi High Court to appeal against this "arbitray order issued with mala fide intentions by the Information and Broadcasting Ministry" and will also raise the issues that "we have pointed out numerous times but which have been conveniently ignored for reasons best known to the ministry officials".
He said Home Cable had sent information regarding digital access system information as required and the punitive action was therefore "completely arbitrary after the Ministry failed to respond to our queries".
Alleging that I&B Minister Ambika Soni was being misguided by the Secretary, he said the Ministry had overlooked the interests of the consumers in its hurry to implement the DAS Regulation.
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Viklki Chaudhry who owns the MSO said he will now approach the Delhi High Court to appeal against this "arbitray order issued with mala fide intentions by the Information and Broadcasting Ministry" and will also raise the issues that "we have pointed out numerous times but which have been conveniently ignored for reasons best known to the ministry officials".
He said Home Cable had sent information regarding digital access system information as required and the punitive action was therefore "completely arbitrary after the Ministry failed to respond to our queries".
Alleging that I&B Minister Ambika Soni was being misguided by the Secretary, he said the Ministry had overlooked the interests of the consumers in its hurry to implement the DAS Regulation.
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