NBDSA found that the anchors had "violated the Fundamental Principles as enumerated in the Code of Ethics and Broadcasting Standards and various Guidelines issued by NBDSA". In his order NBDSA chairperson Justice (retired) A.K.
The National Broadcasters' Dispute Settlement Agency (NBDSA) found that the anchors had broken the Fundamental Principles as defined in the Code of Ethics and Broadcasting Standards and various guidelines issued by NBDSA. The NBDSA chair, Justice (retired) A.K., made this determination in his order.