A ban on the BBC documentary won’t suffice, nationalists should teach the BBC a lesson! – Abhay Vartak

Special discussion titled Anti-India BBC’s Hindu hatred !

BBC is a news channel that promotes those British thieves who looted Indian wealth and stole our Kohinoor diamond, among other misdemeanours. The Supreme Court of India acquitted Hon. Prime Minister Narendra Modi of all charges in the 2002 Gujarat riots case. Despite this, the BBC produced a documentary that holds the Hon. PM responsible for the riots. This should not be construed as a personal attack on the Hon. PM, but it should be understood as an attack on Hindus. BBC will never produce documentaries on the ‘atrocities that Hindu women faced during the Partition’ or ‘Moplah genocide’ or the ‘destruction of Hindu Temples’. BBC is at the forefront of those forces working overtime to ensure India never progresses, is partitioned again, and is never declared a Hindu Rashtra. It is not sufficient if the BBC documentary is banned, nationalists must unite and teach the BBC a lesson that they will not forget, asserted Mr Abhay Vartak, Sanatan Sanstha Dharmapracharak. He was speaking in a special discussion titled ‘Anti-India BBC’s Hindu hatred’.

Journalist Shreelakshmi Rajkumar (Karnataka) said that the BBC documentary raises questions about Hon. PM Modi. And in turn, this raises a question about the citizens of India, since the people have elected him. BBC is being financed by Chinese establishments, while an information war is waged against India. It is possible that this turn of events is to influence the 2024 elections. India is now poised to become a world leader, and hence BBC and its cronies are hard at work to destabilise India.