Nepal prevents airing of TV show satirising Modi

December 06, 2014 15:18

Nepal has stopped the telecast of one of the episodes of a popular satirical TV show on its national channel for reportedly caricaturing Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who visited the country twice within four months.

Nepal Television prevented the telecast of one of the episodes of TV show 'Tito Satya', meaning bitter truth, yesterday. The NTV's editorial board withdrew 576th episode of the show, citing that some part of the episode need to be edited, Prakash Jung Karki, programme director of the television channel, said.

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