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British MP Bob Blackman has said that the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi is ‘completely exaggerated’

The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a PIL seeking to impose a ban on the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) in India, terming it as “entirely misconceived”. A Bench led by Justice Sanjiv Khanna said, “The writ petition is entirely misconceived and has no merit and is accordin

The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed public interest litigation (PIL) petition filed by Hindu Sena seeking a ban on the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) for airing the documentary, India: The Modi Question.

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a writ plea seeking to impose a complete ban on the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) in India in wake of the 2002 Gujarat riots documentary terming it as "entirely misconceived" and "absolutely meritless". A bench comprising Justices Sanjiv Khanna and M M Sundresh passed the order while hearing a plea filed by Vishnu

BBC documentary on PM Modi: A bench comprising Justices Sanjiv Khanna and M M Sundresh passed the order while hearing a plea filed by Vishnu Gupta, president of the Hindu Sena, and Beerendra Kumar Singh, a farmer.

The plea had alleged that the documentary film by BBC relating to Gujarat violence 2002 implicating PM Narendra Modi is not only reflective of anti-Modi cold propaganda broadcast to tarnish his image alone but also anti-Hinduism propaganda to destroy the social fabric of India.

NEW DELHI, Feb 10: The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a plea seeking to impose a complete ban on the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) in India, saying it is “entirely misconceived”. A bench comprising Justices Sanjiv Khanna and M M Sundresh passed the order while hearing a plea filed by Vishnu Gupta, president of the Hindu Sena, and Beerendra Kumar Singh, a farmer. “The writ petition is entirely misconceived and has no merit and is accordingly dismissed,” the ben...

The Supreme Court bench said that the petition to ban BBC operations in India is

A bench of Justices Sanjiv Khanna and MM Sundersh said the petition filed by the Hindu Sena was ‘completely misconceived’.

The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a plea seeking to impose a complete ban on the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) in India in wake of a controversial documentary regarding the 2002 Gujarat riots, terming it "entirely misconceived" and "absolutely meritless".