Video by Fardin Claims Radio Javan Connected to Iranian Music Mafia
Amin Fardin, an exiled Iranian video blogger and founder of Youtube channel Poshte Pardeh
(Behind The Scenes) discusses Music Mafia inside Iran, agents like
Mohsen Rajabpour, and their connection to US-based Radio Javan,
allegedly publishing fake video counters and partly funded by
Saudi-funded Iran International TV:
Artists like Sandy (Shahram Azar), Mehrdad Asemani, Shahin Najafi and Benyamin have also been quoted about fake counters of Radio Javan and their unethical business tactics.
The US-based music station, Radio Javan, an event partner with UK-funded BBC Persian services, promotes pop music and western style parties banned inside Iran. Last year, Iranian government arrested agents of Radio Javan inside Iran on charges of financial fraud and copyright violations.
In the past, Iranian pop singer Mehrdad Asemani had also claimed fake video counters on Radio Javan and funding by US government:
Artists like Sandy (Shahram Azar), Mehrdad Asemani, Shahin Najafi and Benyamin have also been quoted about fake counters of Radio Javan and their unethical business tactics.
The US-based music station, Radio Javan, an event partner with UK-funded BBC Persian services, promotes pop music and western style parties banned inside Iran. Last year, Iranian government arrested agents of Radio Javan inside Iran on charges of financial fraud and copyright violations.
In the past, Iranian pop singer Mehrdad Asemani had also claimed fake video counters on Radio Javan and funding by US government:
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