The income Tax Department is investigating the BBC offices..!?

In 2002, communal riots broke out in gujarat following the Godhra train burning incident. More than a thousand people died in this riot. narendra modi was the chief minister of gujarat when the riots took place. Meanwhile, while narendra modi is now the prime minister of india, the british news agency BBC has made a documentary about the gujarat riots. In the first part of the two-part BBC documentary titled India: Modi Questions, the then-Chief minister and current prime minister narendra modi are directly responsible for the gujarat violence. Also, in the 2nd part of the BBC documentary, the central government criticized the various actions taken by the central government, including the cancellation of special status for Kashmir, the violence in delhi, and the Citizenship Amendment Act.The Ministry of External Affairs told the BBC documentary that the documentary was made for anti-Indian propaganda and showed colonialism. The central government also banned the release of this documentary in india on the 21st of last month. While the BBC has released this documentary in various foreign countries including England, many organizations are illegally releasing this documentary in violation of the ban in India.
 A BBC documentary on prime minister Modi was released in violation of the ban in various universities including delhi Jawaharlal Nehru University, aligarh Muslim University, delhi University, and delhi Ambedkar University. Also, the central government has ordered social media companies like twitter and facebook to take necessary steps to prevent the sharing of this BBC documentary India: Modi Questions through social media in India. In this situation, the Income Tax Department is conducting an active investigation in the BBC offices in the capital delhi and mumbai today. The Income Tax Department is investigating the BBC's delhi and mumbai offices while the central government has banned the British-based BBC documentary on prime minister Modi. Important documents are expected to be implicated in the probe.

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Sowmiya Sriram

14/02/2023 01:56 PM