News No analogue switch-off in Tamil Nadu as Madras HC orders status quo

Anish Pai

EntMnt Contributor
Finest Member
A law is a law, Govt must take strict action against those who still transmit analog signals. If a MSO is unable to go digital on a given time period, its all the MSO problem and not others fault. TN Govt is supporting these MSO.

If MSO wants to continue business then DAS license must be given, if they cant then such MSO must close down.
 

IndianMascot

Core Member
A law is a law, Govt must take strict action against those who still transmit analog signals. If a MSO is unable to go digital on a given time period, its all the MSO problem and not others fault. TN Govt is supporting these MSO.

If MSO wants to continue business then DAS license must be given, if they cant then such MSO must close down.
They are supporting because their goons only are MSO and LCO there. So its all about their personal profit.
 

IndianMascot

Core Member
If everyone in rest of India got license what was so different that Tamilnadu didn't got it. This hints for a planned mischief by state government to benefit their people who are into this business.
 

scorpionking76

EntMnt Knight
TRAI does not want state and central government in cable business, hence application rejected straight away in UPA tenure itself
 
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