BBC Controversial Documentary: The statement of the Foreign Ministry of Russia has come regarding the controversial BBC documentary on PM Modi. The spokesperson of the Russian Foreign Ministry said that the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), the national broadcaster of the United Kingdom, is waging an ‘information war’ against India. Along with this, the Russian spokesperson also criticized the BBC documentary.
Russia supported India
Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova told a media briefing in Moscow, “I want to draw your attention to the fact that this (documentary made on PM Modi) is another proof that BBC is waging an ‘information war’ on various fronts. ‘ is waging – not only against Russia, but also against other global centers of power pursuing an independent policy.”
Zakharova said, “After a few years, it will happen that the BBC will also be seen fighting within the British establishment as an instrument of the interests of some groups against others, we will have to deal with its activities in the light of Is required.”
Documentary made on 2002 Gujarat riots
Let us tell you that the British news company BBC has aired a series in 2 parts criticizing Narendra Modi’s tenure as the Chief Minister of Gujarat during the 2002 Gujarat riots. It has been banned in India. However, it was shown in the UK. India’s stand on this documentary is that it is biased and Narendra Modi There is a controversial documentary to defame, which does not deal with the truth.
Demonstrations outside BBC headquarters in London
The BBC documentary is being opposed by the Indian diaspora. A large number of people gathered in UK capital London, who opposed the BBC documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi. They protested outside the BBC headquarters. During this people were carrying tricolor and posters.
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