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The justification that the documentary “undermines the sovereignty and integrity of India” does not withstand scrutiny, they said in a statement.

The plea filed by right-wing outfit Hindu Sena has demanded a total ban on the BBC and the documentary, as well as a probe into the broadcaster's alleged anti-India reportage.

Karan Thapar interviews former British foreign secretary Jack Straw about the inquiry, which found that Narendra Modi was "directly responsible" for the anti-Muslim violence in Gujarat.

ABVP alleged that the BBC documentary on PM Modi was screened at the University of Hyderabad and filed a complaint with the authorities on campus.

A former Indian diplomat recalls how a visit that both the British and the Indian governments absolutely did not want took place.

The Ministry of External Affairs also issued a statement reacting to the BBC documentary, calling it a

Gujarat riots: In January 2008, a special CBI court in Mumbai sentenced 11 men to life imprisonment in the Bilkis Bano gangrape case. 

Gujarat Elections 2022: Asaduddin Owaisi criticised Amit Shah for his

Urges Modi to frame tougher laws against rapists

The activist, accused of fabricating evidence related to the 2002 Gujarat riots, has objected to the gap in hearing of her petition filed in the High Court.