UK PM Rishi Sunak shuts down Pak-initiating put MP over BBC ‘propaganda’ documentary on PM Modi | UK News

British High Minister Rishi Sunak has shut down a Pakistan-initiating put British MP at the UK Parliament, who talked about the controversial BBC documentary about the Indian High Minister Narendra Modi. The incident took put on Thursday when UK MP Imran Hussain talked about the documentary at the parliament. The BBC documentary on the 2002 Gujarat Riots has sparked plenty of controversies. Earlier, the Ministry of Exterior Affairs known as the documentary a “propaganda fragment”. 

On Thursday, UK MP Hussain brought up the topic within the British Parliament, in front of UK High Minister Rishi Sunak. Hussain exclaimed, “He (PM Modi) used to be, within the International and Commonwealth Office’s maintain phrases, in an instant accountable for this violence. On condition that a total lot were brutally killed and that households throughout India and the sphere, in conjunction with here within the UK, are quiet with out justice, does the prime minister agree alongside with his diplomats within the foreign put of job that Modi used to be in an instant accountable and what more does the foreign put of job know of his involvement in this grave act of ethnic cleaning?”

After the remarks by the MP, Sunak stood up in front of the UK parliament and gave a really stern response to the topic. Addressing the Parliament Speaker, Sunak asserted, “Mr. Speaker, the UK authorities’s region on this has been definite and long-standing and hasn’t changed. In fact, we don’t tolerate persecution wherever, but I’m now not sure I agree at all with the characterization the honourable gentleman has put ahead”. 

MEA dimisses documentary as propaganda fragment

Earlier this day, the Ministry of Exterior Affairs gave a solid response over the topic. MEA spokesperson Arindam Bagchi known as the documentary a “propaganda fragment”. Bagchi asserted, “We mediate that here is a propaganda fragment, designed to push a selected discredited narrative. The bias, lack of objectivity & persevering with colonial mindset is blatantly visible”.

The UK media outlet BBC aired a two-part sequence attacking PM Modi’s tenure as the Gujarat CM all the device thru the tragic Gujarat riots. Following the discharge of the documentary, the sequence sparked outrage and used to be eradicated from snatch platforms. Commenting extra on the topic, the MEA also asserted that, “Develop demonstrate that this hasn’t been screened in India. We don’t prefer to reply to more on this so as that this would now not accumulate considerable dignity.”