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New Delhi. While on the one hand there is a ruckus in India after knowing about a documentary made by BBC on Prime Minister Modi (Narendra Modi). On the other hand, on the matter, British MP Bob Blackman said in Delhi, “BBC documentary is a kind of propaganda video. This is a very shameful form of journalism in which PM Narendra Modi has been attacked. It is also far from the truth.
At the same time, he also had to say on the matter that, “It should not even be broadcast by BBC. The causes of the Gujarat riots were not looked at in detail in the BBC documentary. It also ignores the fact that the Supreme Court has thoroughly examined all the claims against Narendra Modi and found that there is no truth in these claims.
The documentary was produced by an external org, overseen by BBC. It’s far from the truth;didn’t look in detail into causes for Gujarat riots&it didn’t look at facts that SC thoroughly probed all claims against Modi&found that not a shred of evidence to support them: Bob Blackman pic.twitter.com/qPvj8VqNTd
— ANI (@ANI) February 17, 2023
Be aware that in the year 2002, BBC made a documentary India: The Modi Question on the Gujarat riots. The center had banned this documentary prepared by BBC, calling it propaganda. Regarding which the answer was sought from the Center by the Supreme Court.
On the other hand, on the I-T survey in the offices of BBC India, British MP Bob Blackman said, “This is not a new thing. It is BBC India’s job to ensure that they follow the rules. He should provide all the records to the Income Tax Department.” In fact, the ‘survey operation’ of the Income Tax Department in the offices of BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) ended on Thursday after running for more than 60 hours.
The surprise move came weeks after the BBC aired a two-part documentary ‘India: The Modi Question’. A heated political debate has started between the BJP and the opposition parties regarding this survey. The timing of this action has been questioned by the opposition, while the BJP accused the BBC of ‘poisonous reporting’ against India. No official statement has been issued by the Income Tax Department on this action. At the same time, British MP Bob Blackman has given his opinion on the matter.
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