English documentary with english subtitles displayed when Hindi dialects employed
This is a (banned in India) (just broadcast) BBC Documentary on India's racial and related religious strife surrounding the role played in this all by present Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modhi, who is a strong advocate for the observance of cow worship, as is his strong supporter in the British house of commons, present day too Prime Minister Rishi Sunak whose own personal observances of the Hindu code including cow worship plays itself out on the streets of London as is shown on the clip of his personal commitment to the observances of such ritual ideas as he has no hesitation in declaring as core to his own mind on any such matters across the board.
The police brutality depicted along the way, in support of Hindus is described by one woman with repeated comments uttering the words "What a disgusting society is our own!!" as she recounts the violence by police on videos captured and shown by the BBC mainly related to this story.
Prime Minister Imran Khan of Pakistan at the time in an address to the UN (brief clip included) mentions Modhi's (since youth) membership in an organization calling for the genocide of moslems and the idea of Hindus as a superior "aryan related" race as opposed to moslems of the area instead. (Images depicting their unique brands of dietys and conflicting customs resulting in such massacres are included for the benefit of hindsight at this point.
Although Sunak backs Modhi in this BBC depiction of his role in allowing a three day rampage with no police intervention allowed during the 2002 riots against moslems statewide in Gujrat and elsewhere, it does seem like a bit of a knee jerk reaction as for all the evidence including personal statements by senior police involved (they were all subsequently jailed for coming out as "whistle blowers"), it doesn't appear that Sunak has any real basis for picking sides against the BBC without any seeming due care to rebutting the evidence more directly as if to seem more connected with the matter in the first place. Notice the berating and threatening manner of Modhi personally towards a woman BBC journalist in what is clearly taboo a mindset on actually engaging on "human rights" concerns with a "mind you own business" attitude, along with the use of the word "captive" when speaking to her as an offending to his mindset reporter.
Thanks for seeding this important documentary on issues facing the planet as an existential threat to related societies and competing mindsets overall in fact.
Michael Rizzo Chessman Human rights Leader eurohumanist dot org
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