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Income Tax inspectors are undertaking a review of the British public broadcaster BBC's Indian operations.

A team of 15 officials from the Income Tax Department conducted survey operations at the offices of the BBC in Delhi and Mumbai on Tuesday. Sources said the survey at the BBC offices was related to allegations of International Taxation and Transfer Pricing irregularities. The development comes weeks after the broadcaster aired a two-part documentary on the 2002 Gujarat riots and India. Amid the reports of a survey by I-T officials, opposition leaders hit out at the Centre and called it an '...

A two-part BBC documentary examined Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's role in anti-Muslim raids that killed hundreds in his home state of Gujarat in 2002.

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

Official accuses the British broadcaster of having a 'tainted and black history of working with malice against India'

The searches come weeks after a documentary in the UK looked at PM Modi's role in 2002 riots.

The All India Bar Association (AIBA) on Tuesday congratulated the Income Tax Department for conducting surveys of BBCs documents to check irregularities relating to international taxation and Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) transactions.

BBC IT Survey: A team of IT officials arrived at the BBC Studios office in Kalina Santacruz around 11.30 am today and a survey has been going on since then. There is no IT activity at the BBC News office at Linking road Bandra West.

Gunman kills 3, then himself at Michigan State University