<p>Unidentified persons today hurled crude bombs at the office of a popular Tamil TV channel here, police said.<br /><br /></p>.<p>No one was injured in the attack. The incident happened in the early hours today when four motorcycle-borne youths hurled two crude bombs packed in tiffin boxes, police said.<br /><br />No one has been detained in this connection and police were examining various clues.<br />Journalists in the Puthiya Thalaimurai channel said nobody was injured in the incident and that no major damage to property was reported. They said the incident had been caught on CCTV camera.<br /><br />The incident comes close on the heels of the channel removing a controversial show about 'Thaali' (Mangalsutra) on Sunday when a fringe outfit, Hindu Munnani, opposed it and staged a protest during which some equipment was damaged and a video journalist allegedly attacked. <br /><br />Meanwhile, Jeyam Pandian, organiser of the Hindu Youth Sena organisation, surrendered before a judicial magistrate court in Madurai in connection with the attack.<br /><br />Judicial Magistrate Mareeswari remanded Pandian to judicial custody till March 19.<br /><br />In a statement, Pandian took objection to the TV channel holding a detailed debate on 'Thaali', considered holy for the Hindus. He also wondered if the channel would debate on issues concerning other religions.<br /><br />"Under the banner of freedom of expression, the channel should not resort to nonsensical and sacrilegious discussions," he said.<br /></p>
<p>Unidentified persons today hurled crude bombs at the office of a popular Tamil TV channel here, police said.<br /><br /></p>.<p>No one was injured in the attack. The incident happened in the early hours today when four motorcycle-borne youths hurled two crude bombs packed in tiffin boxes, police said.<br /><br />No one has been detained in this connection and police were examining various clues.<br />Journalists in the Puthiya Thalaimurai channel said nobody was injured in the incident and that no major damage to property was reported. They said the incident had been caught on CCTV camera.<br /><br />The incident comes close on the heels of the channel removing a controversial show about 'Thaali' (Mangalsutra) on Sunday when a fringe outfit, Hindu Munnani, opposed it and staged a protest during which some equipment was damaged and a video journalist allegedly attacked. <br /><br />Meanwhile, Jeyam Pandian, organiser of the Hindu Youth Sena organisation, surrendered before a judicial magistrate court in Madurai in connection with the attack.<br /><br />Judicial Magistrate Mareeswari remanded Pandian to judicial custody till March 19.<br /><br />In a statement, Pandian took objection to the TV channel holding a detailed debate on 'Thaali', considered holy for the Hindus. He also wondered if the channel would debate on issues concerning other religions.<br /><br />"Under the banner of freedom of expression, the channel should not resort to nonsensical and sacrilegious discussions," he said.<br /></p>