Campaign India Team
Jul 22, 2015

Red FM bajaaos for another cause, this time it's #SupportRedFM

The video raises a voice against ban on Digital Radio Broadcasting in the phase III FM auctions

Here's a film (above) that went live on 935 Red TV on 20 July 2015. 
 
It establishes what the network that's brought us many delightful campaigns wants us to do: #SupportRedFM. 
 
Red FM, part of the Digital Radio Broadcasting, in which the currently embattled Sun Network has a stake, had been debarred from the phase III FM auctions by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, citing lack of 'security clearance' from the Ministry of Home Affairs. 
 
The company decided to take the I&B Ministry to court. As per media reports dated 22 July, the Delhi High Court bench has said a day prior that the procedure for security clearance with respect to the FM auction was 'vague and open to misuse' and suggested that the government postpone the auction until the matter has been heard. 
 
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