You are watching television and saw a program being shown early in the morning that contained a lot of violence. You believe the program is unsuitable for that time of day. Write a letter to the manager of the television station. In your letter :- Give reason for writing. Explain what you think the problem is with the program. Say what you would like the station manager to do.

Dear Sir or Madam, I am writing with regard to express my dissatisfaction with the content
that is
being relayed by your station on television during early morning hours. There is
crime
series name
Crime
Petrol
that is
currently shown between 9am to 10am three days a week, which I find not ideal for
this
time of the day because it contains a few obscene as well as heinous
crime
scenes that are very disturbing and it teaches people new ways to commit the
crime
. Being an esteemed institution it is your moral responsibility to guide society towards good,
therefore
I would request you to kindly change the show timing and please give
this
slot to the Ramayana series so that people can learn good deeds from it. I hope you would give wisely consider the issue and I am looking forward to hearing from you. Yours faithfully,
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