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I agree BBC is on a colonial fever. As I personally and brutality highlighted in the past about their negativity towards our country. Be it comparing our space projects to poverty. Or airing documentaries without our government's consent.
By that letter with awful choice of words Prasar Bharati sounded more like BBC themselves than our public broadcaster. What is the "acts of violence" mentioned on the letter? Don't sound like you are under shackles. BBC clearly takes stands, questions authority when it comes to their home country. They clearly mentions London Riots. Not by "acts of violence".
In the end a friendly or a worrisome private letter would be fine. Rather than an awful public boycott which hurts Prasar Bharati more as they event was one honouring women which hurts Doordarshan narrative of "Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao Yojana" and feeds up to BBC's propaganda of government's restriction.
By that letter with awful choice of words Prasar Bharati sounded more like BBC themselves than our public broadcaster. What is the "acts of violence" mentioned on the letter? Don't sound like you are under shackles. BBC clearly takes stands, questions authority when it comes to their home country. They clearly mentions London Riots. Not by "acts of violence".
In the end a friendly or a worrisome private letter would be fine. Rather than an awful public boycott which hurts Prasar Bharati more as they event was one honouring women which hurts Doordarshan narrative of "Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao Yojana" and feeds up to BBC's propaganda of government's restriction.
