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BARC halts ratings for news channels over TRP fraud

Amid row over TRP&nbsp;fraud,&nbsp;TV ratings agency Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) has decided to pause weekly ratings for news channels for three months

BARC halts news channels ratings for 3 months over TRP fraud

TV ratings agency Broadcast Audience Research Council has decided to pause weekly ratings for news channels for three months. Amid the row over alleged rigging of TRPs, the agency said that it will review its system. The suspension of ratings applies to all English, Hindi, regional and business news channels. Mumbai police have filed cases against Republic TV and 2 Marathi channels over allegedly manipulating TRPs. Owners of the Marathi channels have been arrested and the directors and promoters of Republic TV are being investigated.

Republic TV, 2 other channels in dock: Mumbai police bust TRP racket

The Mumbai Police claims to have busted a 'false TRP racket', where households were apparently paid to keep channels switched on the entire day.

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The Mumbai Police on Thursday claimed to have busted a 'false TRP racket', where households were apparently asked to keep channels switched on the entire day. The officers claimed that even in uneducated homes, some English news channels remained switched on.&nbsp;Mumbai Police commissioner Param Bir Singh said that two people have been arrested in the matter and officers are searching locations of their associates.
"TV advertising industry is worth 30,000-40,000 crore. The rates are decided on the basis of TRP. Even if minor changes are made in TRP, it affects advertising," he said.&nbsp;
((VO))&nbsp;Singh identified Republic TV,&nbsp;Fakt&nbsp;Marathi and Box Cinema by name and said owners of two channels have been arrested. He said&nbsp;BARC has submitted that Republic TV is a suspect in TRP manipulation.
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The Mumbai Police on Thursday claimed to have busted a 'false TRP racket', where households were apparently asked to keep channels switched on the entire day. The officers claimed that even in uneducated homes, some English news channels remained switched on.&nbsp;Mumbai Police commissioner Param Bir Singh said that two people have been arrested in the matter and officers are searching locations of their associates.
"TV advertising industry is worth 30,000-40,000 crore. The rates are decided on the basis of TRP. Even if minor changes are made in TRP, it affects advertising," he said.&nbsp;
Singh identified Republic TV,&nbsp;Fakt&nbsp;Marathi and Box Cinema by name and said owners of two channels have been arrested. He said&nbsp;BARC has submitted that Republic TV is a suspect in TRP manipulation.

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