INCITEMENT OF HATRED BY TV 9 NEWS CHANNEL
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TV9 is a popular news Channel and draws the largest audience with 54 million impressions per week according to Broadcast Audience Research Council, India. It was launched on 22 June 2006. The news channel is owned by Associated Broadcasting Company Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad which has news channels in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Gujarat, Maharashtra and other states as well.

(left): TV9 (ABCL) Founder CEO - Ravi Prakash. No public data is available regarding education and background of Ravi Prakash. In 2010, Ravi Prakash joined the conspiracy of justification of persecution and assassination of His Divine Holiness Paramahamsa Nithyananda.
the TV9 channel in different regional TV9 channels such as TV9 Kannada and TV8 Telugu. TV9 kept up with their inhuman norms of producing defamatory erotic news, and continued their agenda of expert ‘Big Lie’ through all their other regional channels all across India. Raj Prakash used similar defamation blasphemy through TV9 Telugu and cunningly used the regional socio-cultural dynamics to unabashedly character assassinate His Divine Holiness.
Hundreds of news coverages with incessant repeat telecasts were done by TV9 across their multiple regional language channels for several years, starting March 2010.
Few of the defamatory videos have been cited here to share with the candid reader how they programmed to incite public hate on His Divine Holiness.
23 APR 2010 - BREAKING NEWS: Nithyananda Arrested in Himachal

24 APR2010 - Sex Swamiji

5 MAY 2010 - Nithya In Love

23 APR 2010 - Neevu Helidu Naavu Kelidu - You Told, We Heard

25 MAR 2010 - Nithya Sakkath Famous! - Nithyananda is Very famous

26 APR 2010 - Kami Swami Gets Chest Pain

| 03 May 2010 - Vikatakavi | 19 May 2011 - Discussion on Nithyanandas Magic tricks |

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