NEW DELHI: Entertainment channel Comedy Central was set to resume broadcasting in India, a statement said Friday, after being ordered off air by a court over provocative scenes and “vulgar language.”

The channel said in a statement that India’s Supreme Court had stayed a lower court order barring the station from broadcasting for six days.

“The Supreme Court today stayed the Delhi High Court order on the suspension of the channel, Comedy Central,” Sujeet Jain, group general counsel of the media company Viacom18 Media, said in a statement.

“We are happy to announce that the channel will resume broadcast,” Jain said.

The channel was ordered to stop broadcasting earlier in the week for six days.