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I-T 'survey' at BBC offices: Kiren Rijiju says some people trust foreign news agencies but won't trust Indian agencies - Vimarsana News

I-T 'survey' at BBC offices: Kiren Rijiju says some people trust foreign news agencies but won't trust Indian agencies

The Law and Justice Minister Kiren Rijiju on Thursday slammed those criticising the Income Tax survey at offices of BBC, saying some people trust foreign news a

India blames global media group for tax lapses after BBC inquiry - Vimarsana News

India blames global media group for tax lapses after BBC inquiry

Indian tax authorities, who searched the BBC's offices this week, said they were probing a "prominent international media company" whose income did not match its operations.

BBC India employees asked not to delete any data as I-T 'survey' enters Day 3 - Vimarsana News

BBC India employees asked not to delete any data as I-T 'survey' enters Day 3

Income Tax-related surveys at British public broadcaster BBC's India offices continued for the third day and employees working with the media house were asked not to delete any data until it is on, sources said.

BBC Modi Documentary: IT 'survey' at BBC's offices in Mumbai and Delhi enters 3rd day - Vimarsana News

BBC Modi Documentary: IT 'survey' at BBC's offices in Mumbai and Delhi enters 3rd day

Officials say they are gathering financial data from select staffers and making copies of electronic and paper data of the news organisation

I-T survey at BBC offices enters 3rd day, employees asked to WFH till further notice - Vimarsana News

I-T survey at BBC offices enters 3rd day, employees asked to WFH till further notice

The Income Tax survey at the BBC offices in Delhi and Mumbai entered the third day on Thursday. The taxmen had shared a document with the editors of the BBC which states they have permission to conduct the survey for three days, sources told India Today.