The Shoaib Akhtar YouTube Channel banned in India

As a result of Pahalgam’s horror attack, the old YouTube channel of the old Pakistan Fast-Bowler Shoaib Akhtar has been banned in India.

The Indian government has been taking several hard steps against Pakistan through the terrifying incident. The attack killed more than two dozen civilians in Pahalgam. Shortly after the attack and its links to Pakistan, the government suspended the Treaty of the Water of Indus.

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The government also called on Pakistani citizens to live in India to leave the country within 48 hours. Apart from these steps, the Government also takes various measures to prevent the spread of provocative content, commonly sensitive and misleading narratives.

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As a result, the government has blocked more than a dozen Pakistani channels from YouTube in the country. Some of the main communication points of Pakistan, such as Dawn, Samaa TV, Ary News, Bol News, Raftar, Geo News and Suno News.

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Apart from banning news channels, the Government has also banned the Shoaib Akhtar YouTube channel in India. The old Cricleter YouTube channel is quite popular in India and has more than 3 million followers.

Users trying to access the Shoaib Akhtar YouTube channel in India receive the following message: “This content is currently not available in this country due to a government -related government order or public order.”

The transmission of PSL prohibited in India

In the meantime, the Fancode Indian and Sony Sports India Dissemination platforms have suspended the Pakistan Super League coverage in India. The recent event will further throw the Indian-Pakistan relationship and is expected to also have a great impact on Cricket’s links.

India and Pakistan have not played a bilateral series against each other since the 2012-13 season. Cricket ties between the two nations were suspended by the Indian government in 2008 after Mumbai’s horror attack. Later in 2012-13, Pakistan visited India for a brief series of limited over, but the links were suspended shortly after.

Arc rivals are played by one another only on the Asia and ICC Cup tournaments. They last faced in February this year during the Champions Trophy.