باكستان: مطالبة بحظر مسلسل كرتوني هندي يروج للمعتقد الهندوسي

قامت حكومة "إقليم البنجاب" الباكستانية بتشكيل لجنة تضمنت ممثلين للجانب الحكومي، والاتحاد الإسلامي الباكستاني، وأعضاء مجلس مقاطعة البنجاب؛ لعمل تقرير حول إمكانية حظر بث أحد المسلسلات الكرتونية الهندية بـ"باكستان"؛ حيث تروج للمعتقد الهندوسي.

وقامت اللجنة بعقد لقاء بمدينة "لاهور" لمناقشة سبل حظر بث المسلسل الكرتوني، والذي أكدت أنه يروج لمعتقدات تخالف العقيدة والتعاليم الإسلامية، وهو ما يشكل خطرًا على عقول أطفال المسلمين بـ"باكستان".

الخبر من مصدره الأصلي:

The Punjab government has formed a committee which will present a report on the airing of cartoons depicting Hindu mythology and if they can be banned in Pakistan.

The committee is headed by Punjab government spokesman Senator Pervaiz Rasheed and comprises Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) Cultural Wing President and MPA, Farah Deeba, MPA Khawaja Imran Nazir and other officials.

Even though Indian TV channels are currently off-air in Pakistan, several cable operators are broadcasting Indian content to meet the demands of their clientele.

A meeting of the committee was held in Lahore, which discussed ways to get these cartoons banned in Pakistan.

Deeba, who attended the meeting, told The Express Tribune that participants had discussed “cartoons which glorified mythology characters such as Hanuman had a bad impact on the minds of the young children.

She said that “these cartoons were in contradiction with the teachings of Islam and young kids could not differentiate between what’s true and what’s not so these should be banned.”

Deeba said that the meeting was attended by bureaucrats and the information, culture and youth affairs department secretary was also present.