The director of the PTA did not suggest the ban through web-based network media: rep

The Pakistan Telecommunications Authority on Friday denied that its director suggested a ban on unholy substance through the country's media.



The PTA representative's announcement comes hours after some TV channels said the PTA executive, Amir Azeem Bajwa, had suggested a restriction via the web-based network media regarding the proximity of Unholy Substance. and fake recordings.



He was quoted as recommending to the legislature to detail an agreement and to establish online networking sites, for example, designed by the United Arab Emirates and China.



"It is explained that some news agencies wrongly quote the administrator," said the representative of the PTA. "It did not force the legislature to assimilate life online."