BBC documentary reveals PM Modi’s role in Gujarat pogrom, ‘Piece of propaganda’ responds India
A documentary by BBC has revealed the tensions between India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Muslim minority in India, while the Indian Government has called the documentary as a piece of propaganda.
The report also claimed mentioned PM Modi's concerning his role in the large-scale communal violence in Gujarat in the months of February- March 2002 that left "over a thousand dead.”
The violence erupted in the aftermath of the February 27, 2002, burning of a train carrying Kar sevaks, which resulted in the deaths of 59 people. In 2005, Parliament was informed that 790 Muslims and 254 Hindus had been killed in the subsequent violence, 223 people had gone missing, and another 2,500 had been injured.
On Tuesday evening, the first part of a new series aired on BBC Two in the United...









