Did Bengalis leave marks of their Culture on West Pakistan?

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Re: Did Bengalis leave marks of their Culture on West Pakistan?

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I believe TV was on in East Pak at the same time as West Pak or Bengali shows were being prepared for East Pak.
Also, I wonder what Radio Pak was reporting within East Pak during the days of agitation.
Media could have fooled the West Pakistanis but what was it presenting in East Pak.

What do you think about the authority of Radio Pakistan, when army was paralyzed. Moreover, State Media in Pakistan was always upto ‘sab acha hai’. Allegations (true or false) are also on account for Radio India.

For some time now India has been systematically interfering in internal affairs of Pakistan with clear aim of jeopardizing Pakistan’s territorial integrity. India has sent armed infiltrators into East Pakistan to create disturbances and to help anti-state elements. She has circulated false and highly distorted and tendentious accounts of events in East Pakistan through government-controlled radio and press. She has not only provided shelter to anti-state elements on her soil but has also persistently allowed so-called members of “Bangla Desh Government” to use her radio and other mass media to stir up rebellion against legitimate government of country. Pakistan Protest Note to India, May 26, 1971

East Pakistan – مدینہِ ثانی

There is a connected question? Indian movies were banned in Pakistan till 80s. Was this ban was effectively followed in East Pakistan (having connected borders with India)?