BBC Documentary- US State Department gave a befitting reply on BBC documentary controversy, Pak journalist stopped speaking

Washington. Prime Minister Narendra Modi BBC has made a documentary on (PM Narendra Modi). Controversy has arisen after its release. Now America has given its response regarding this. American State Department spokesman (US State Department spokesperson) Ned Price said on Monday that I am not familiar with that documentary, but I am familiar with the values ​​of the vibrant democracy that India and America share.

According to news agency PTI, the controversial two-part BBC documentary titled ‘India: The Modi Question’ has claimed that it examined certain aspects related to the 2002 Gujarat riots when Prime Minister Narendra Modi was the chief minister of the state. Addressing a press briefing, Price on Monday (local time) said that the US shares an ‘extraordinarily deep partnership’ with India that is based on values ​​that are common to both American and Indian democracies.

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When a Pakistani journalist asked Price a question on the BBC documentary, he said, ‘I am not familiar with the (BBC) documentary that you are referring to. I am very aware of the shared values ​​that connect the United States and India as two thriving, vibrant democracies.’ “I am very familiar with the shared values ​​that underpin America’s global strategic partnership with India that includes political, economic and people-to-people ties of extraordinary depth,” Price said.

He said, ‘What I would say broadly is that there are several elements that underpin the global strategic partnership that we have with our Indian partners. We have close political ties. We also have economic relations. It is known that the Government of India has condemned the controversial documentary of BBC. Which has not been displayed in India. On 21 January, the Indian government issued instructions to block several YouTube videos and Twitter posts sharing links to the documentary. And last week, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak defended Prime Minister Modi on a BBC documentary.

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