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New Delhi: As the Income Tax officials begin ‘survey’ at the BBC offices in the national capital and Mumbai on Tuesday, the Opposition parties targeted the Centre and claimed they were not surprised and they had seen this coming. The British broadcaster was caught in the crosshairs of the government after airing the ‘India: The Modi Question’ — a two-part documentary series

Some political parties are calling it political vendetta, the party contended and put the spotlight on the timing of the raids.

The employees of the broadcasting corporation BBC were asked by the Income Tax Department offiicails not to use their computer systems and phones, including their personal ones.

"Full of rhetoric," was how Stalin described the PM's speech, noting that there was no mention of either the BBC documentary (on the 2002 Gujarat riots) or the Adani issue

The move comes weeks after the BBC, the national broadcaster of the United Kingdom, released a documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's role in the 2002 Gujarat riots.

After the Income Tax department conducted a ‘survey’ of the BBC offices in Delhi and Mumbai, the opposition leaders came down heavily on PM Modi-led central government.

Reacting to the Indian IT department's action, the UK-based British public broadcaster said that it was "fully cooperating" with the authorities and hoped that the situation will be resolved "as soon as possible"

Film questions PM Narendra Modi’s role as chief minister of Gujarat during 2002 anti-Muslim riots.

The raid came weeks after the British broadcaster released a controversial documentary about Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Congress MP and former Union minister P Chidambaram on Tuesday attacked the Centre after the Income Tax department surveyed the offices of British public broa