BBC documentary: British MP Bob Blackman told shameful, said- Propaganda to defame PM Modi

There has been controversy across the country regarding the BBC documentary. While this screening was done on behalf of the Congress in Kerala, there has been an uproar over its showing in many universities including JNU. At the same time, comments have also come out from the British side on behalf of the BBC documentary. In Britain’s Parliament complex, MP Bob Blackman has termed BBC’s documentary on the Prime Minister of India as derogatory, propaganda. Along with this, the British MP has described it as hurting the honor of PM Modi. Let us tell you that British MP Bob Blackman was speaking at an event in the House of Commons on January 25 to mark the completion of 33 years of the massacre of Hindus in Kashmir. In the same program he also talked about the persecution of Hindus in Kashmir.

Bob Blackman MP said in the House of Commons: “There are very few MPs like me in this place who make your case.” Referring to Hindus, he spoke at a Hindu genocide anniversary event. He then talked about the BBC documentary saying that this is absolutely derogatory propaganda. It can be described as insulting the honor of Narendra Modi when he was the Chief Minister of Gujarat. When you see this, I ask you to calm down before watching it. Recommend to take some pills. It starts on the Gujarat 2002 riots and mentions it as a train carrying Hindu pilgrims was set on fire but ignores the fact that the train carriage Fuel was poured and set on fire by people trying to kill Hindus.

In the UK Parliament campus, UK MP Bob Blackman calls the BBC documentary “disgraceful, propaganda” pic.twitter.com/RAQ7SPGRQ8

— Sidhant Sibal (@sidhant) January 27, 2023