The federal information ministry wrote a letter to Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) other day, asking it not to broadcast BOL TV channel till completion of investigation into the degree scam by Axact

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 Federal Information Ministry moves PEMRA against broadcast of Bol Channel

bol 2axact2The Exact , Axact ‘s factor to exit controversialThe Daily Mail’s investigations indicate that the way the issue of online sale of unverified degrees by Axit has been given such a media hype in Pakistan as well as in India and US in such a manner as if this has come as the most sensational issue that never happened in the world before. The Daily Mail’s investigations also indicate that in fact the home country of the said NYT reporters in fact leads the world in sale of educational degrees with India being no exception while the menace exists all over the world for the past three decades. However, the issue was never taken up in such manner neither by NYT and its relevant reporters nor by any other media organization in the world set aside the Pakistani media.

ISLAMABAD: By; Asghar Ali Mubarak

The federal information ministry wrote a letter to Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) other day, asking it not to broadcast BOL TV channel till completion of investigation into the degree scam by Axact. The parent company of the upcoming television and newspaper group.”A letter has been sent to (PEMRA)  to stop Bol’s transmission on a temporary basis,” Federal Information Secretary Muhammad Azam confirmed to media .The federal information ministry wrote a letter to Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) other day, asking it not to broadcast BOL TV channel till completion of investigation into the degree scam by Axact — the parent company of the upcoming television and newspaper group.A detailed NYT report titled “Fake Diplomas, Real Cash: Pakistani Company Axact Reaps Millions” and written by New York Times Pakistan bureau chief Declan…

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