In the aftermath of the 2016 Uri attack , PEMRA again focused on Nickelodeon Pakistan as the network had begun to share programming with Nickelodeon India due to cost concerns , both within ARY and Viacom , and felt ARY was shirking off PEMRA 's orders in order to economize against their orders ; this also included the return of Hindi-blended and all-Hindi content to the Nickelodeon Pakistan schedule since their 2011 return to the air . The regulatory authority ordered a ban of the broadcasting of all Indian-originated media after 19 October , though PEMRA ruled that ARY Group had disregarded the order and continued to air imported programming with Hindi language content from Nickelodeon India during the restricted period . The network 's license to broadcast was suspended on 31 October , with local providers pulling the network on PEMRA 's orders . Shortly thereafter , a stay from the Sindh High Court effectively nullified the PEMRA order and allowed Nickelodeon 's return to the air , stating the body had no authority for the suspension without a comprehensive explanation . ARY also stated that the ruling PML-N party had used the regulatory power of PEMRA to oppose its networks due to its differing political opinions from the PML-N
2016 Uri attack
2016 Uri attack
Nickelodeon (Pakistani TV channel)