Tax officials in India have raided BBC offices in New Delhi and Mumbai, just weeks after India banned a two-part BBC documentary criticizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s failure to protect Muslim minorities.
‘Mitr Kaal’ Budget has:
NO vision to create Jobs
NO plan to tackle Mehngai
NO intent to stem Inequality
1% richest own 40% wealth, 50% poorest pay 64% of GST, 42% youth are unemployed- yet, PM doesn’t Care!
This Budget proves Govt has NO roadmap to build India’s future.
@SamirApolitical@YouTube That's besides the point and doesn't jutify banning the #BBCDocumentary. Even if there's some vested interest, at least people should be able to watch it and decide for themselves what they believe in. Since when did democratic governments become gatekeepers of information?
How is it possible that the Indian government can prevent @YouTube from airing the #BBCDocumentary even in jurisdictions outside India? Shouldn't democracies across the world fight against this censorship imposed on their citizens and residents? #BBCDocumentary
@hrw Why does this ban prevent @YouTube from airing the #BBCDocumentary even in jurisdictions outside India? Shouldn't democracies across the world fight against this censorship imposed on their citizens and residents? #BBCDocumentary
@MahuaMoitra It's shocking that @YouTube has stopped airing the #BBCDocumentary even in jurisdictions outside India. Shouldn't democracies across the world fight against this censorship imposed on their citizens and residents? #BBCDocumentary