or artists and all that they were doing, was protesting against the showing of the dubbed films/ TV serials. Now there had to be some evidence available to show that any such action, limited or controlled the production, supply, markets, technical development and investment or provision of services. There is no such evidence available. In fact, because of the strikes or demonstration, as the case may be, the OP-4, CTVN Plus did not even stop showing the 'Mahabharata' serial on its channel. Further, OP-3, Channel-10 stopped showing the said serial on its channel on account of advise by leading actor Shri Mithun Chakraborty. Essentially, section 3(3)(b) applies to the competitors. The action as contemplated in section 3 should, therefore, result in limiting or controlling the production, supply by the competitors or should at least limit or control the market or the technical development, or investment or provision of services. In so far as the competitors are concerned, nothing of that sort has happened. In our opinion, the decision by the majority order that the viewers were deprived of seeing dubbed Mahabharata serial on a TV channel is also faulty, since OP-4, CTVN Plus never gave-in to the protests by the members of the Co-ordination Committee. The Co-ordination Committee was legitimately protesting and voicing their grievance for the benefit of their members. They may be under the wrong impression that showing of the dubbed TV serial would affect their prospects of getting further work, but that by itself does not raise a competition issue. This is not a case, where the production of the television serials or supply thereof has been affected. If at all, the complaint could have been made only by a competitor. In our opinion, therefore, the CCI has committed an error in holding the Co-ordination Committee guilty of contravention of section 3(3)(b). In our
