Tamil Nadu Cable TV Operators Public Welfare Association members protest at old bus stand in Chengalpattu on Friday 
Tamil Nadu

Chengalpattu: Cable operators protest hike in monthly charges

The protest was led by Chengalpattu district secretary Murugan and Singaperumalkovil Panchayat council vice president and Cable TV Operator Association vice president KP Rajan. Treasurer Anandhan, district president Saraswati Stephen participated.

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CHENGALPATTU: Tamil Nadu Cable TV Operators Public Welfare Association on Friday staged a protest at Old Bus Stand area condemning the central government’s recent TV series regulation order.

The protest was led by Chengalpattu district secretary Murugan and Singaperumalkovil Panchayat council vice president and Cable TV Operator Association vice president KP Rajan. Treasurer Anandhan, district president Saraswati Stephen participated.

The agitators pointed out that there are more than 30,000 cable TV operators operating across Tamil Nadu and it is unfair for the central government to raise the cable TV charges, which is a main means of entertainment for the people.

From March 1, the monthly cable TV charges are likely to increase from around Rs 300 to Rs 500. Therefore, Tamil Nadu Cable TV Operators Public Welfare Association protested against the price hike and demanded the central government to curb it.

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