The decision followed allegations that Zakir Naik's speeches are radicalising youths. (File photo)
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The Cabinet Committee on Law and Order decided to end its broadcast
It is alleged that Zakir Naik's speeches are radicalising youths
The ban comes in the wake of terror attacks in Bangladesh
The information ministry issued the order today, a day after the Cabinet Committee on Law and Order decided to end its broadcast, bdnews24 reported.
The decision followed allegations that the Indian preacher's speeches, sermons and interpretation of Islamic issues were "inspiring acts of terrorism" and radicalising youths.
The information ministry order read: "Based on the Cabinet committee's decision, free-to-air TV channel Peace TV's downlink permission has been cancelled for violating downlink conditions."
The ban comes in the wake of bloody terror attacks in Bangladesh this month.
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