Pakistan’s telecommunications authority said it had banned ticketing after a Peshawar provincial court ordered the removal of the platform.
According to the court order, the judges argued that the application is “harmful to Pakistan’s youth”. They also claimed that “videos are being uploaded [were] Against the standards and values set by the country “.
The authority said at the time that it had not created a satisfactory way to block ticket ok or offensive content following warnings that its building would be streamlined during the summer.
Since then, questions have been raised about the company’s future in Pakistan.
Representatives of the Pakistan Telecommunications Authority told the court on Thursday that the ticket had not yet proved that it could keep its promise to crack down on certain content, according to Sara Ali Khan, a local legal representative in Peshawar, who is considering the application before the court. Prohibition. Khan told CNN Business that she was present in court during the proceedings.
Ticket ok said at the time that it had not been given clear instructions in India on “how and when our applications can be relaunched”, and “had no choice but to measure the size of our staff.”
– Michelle Toh contributed to this report.
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