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Ashokk wrote:I-T 'surveys' at BBC's Delhi, Mumbai offices; 'fully cooperating,' corporation says

NEW DELHI: Income Tax department officials are conducting 'surveys' at the BBC offices in Delhi and Mumbai, reports said.
This comes amid a raging controversy over a BBC documentary on the 2002 Gujarat riots. The MEA had criticized the documentary as a propaganda and lacking objectivity.
The synchronised action began at 11am with I-T officials reaching the BBC offices on KG Marg in Delhi and at Kalina Santacruz in Mumbai. BBC staffers were asked to deposit their phones at a particular spot inside the premises, officials said.
The impounded mobile phones and laptops/desktops of some staffers the account and finance department will be handed back after a back-up is taken, sources said.
The department is looking at documents related to the business operations of the London headquartered public broadcaster and its Indian arm, they said.
The investigation is linked to international taxation issues of BBC subsidiary companies, sources indicated.
BBC News said it was fully cooperating with India's income tax authorities at its offices in New Delhi and Mumbai.
"The Income Tax Authorities are currently at the BBC offices in New Delhi and Mumbai and we are fully cooperating," the British broadcaster said on Twitter.

The Income Tax Authorities are currently at the BBC offices in New Delhi and Mumbai and we are fully cooperating.… https://t.co/DMmE6tCZSQ
— BBC News Press Team (@BBCNewsPR) 1676366388000

As part of a survey, the Income Tax department only covers the business premises of a company and does not raid residences and other locations of its promoters or directors.

On June 10, 1970, the British broadcaster aired a film depicting the Congress party in a negative light. This was followed by another anti-Congress film which was broadcast on June 23, 1970. In response, on July 1, 1970, the Indian Embassy in Britain sent a letter to the BBC and the British Foreign Office, urging them not to show such films. On July 29, 1970, the Indian government, led by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, ordered the BBC to be expelled from the country. BBC’s office in Delhi was shut down and its staff was deported along with their belongings.

On August 14, 1975, a joint statement was released by the members of the Congress in which they accused the BBC of continuously defaming India and misrepresenting its image. “BBC does anti-India reports. That’s why the government should never allow the BBC to set foot on Indian soil.”

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vijayk wrote:BJP has to make ads that show this fellow and how inimical he was to India

Number of Registered Factories in Maharashtra Per Districts

Highest: Thane - 5502
Lowest: Gadchiroli -32

sanjayc wrote:^^ It is purely White man's operation. Nandan Nilenkani and Azim Premji are likely being arm twisted by the US (blackmailed in return for access to the US software market) to be a conduit for channeling funds to these shady websites dripping with Hindu hatred. That is how Premji set up IPSMF as a vehicle for funding these websites.

Since direct foreign funding will raise eyebrows, Whites have found this way, to make it appear as if a local NGO set up by a respected Indian businessman (Premji) is funding these websites to support "independent media" in India. Premji may be getting compensated for these funds by padding up payments made to Wipro by American clients.

But I doubt these shady websites are having any effect. Most have very poor readership and no credibility. They only offer some solace to a bunch of old farts from Cold War sitting in Washington DC to pretend as if they are doing something in India to roll back heathenry and heathen leaders.

Rsatchi wrote:What's RaGa talking about in Cambridge
He is giving a talk there
Anyone got any details of the programme

sanjayc wrote:^^ It is purely White man's operation. Nandan Nilenkani and Azim Premji are likely being arm twisted by the US (blackmailed in return for access to the US software market) to be a conduit for channeling funds to these shady websites dripping with Hindu hatred. That is how Premji set up IPSMF as a vehicle for funding these websites.

Since direct foreign funding will raise eyebrows, Whites have found this way, to make it appear as if a local NGO set up by a respected Indian businessman (Premji) is funding these websites to support "independent media" in India. Premji may be getting compensated for these funds by padding up payments made to Wipro by American clients.

But I doubt these shady websites are having any effect. Most have very poor readership and no credibility. They only offer some solace to a bunch of old farts from Cold War sitting in Washington DC to pretend as if they are doing something in India to roll back heathenry and heathen leaders.

Manish_P wrote:

KL Dubey wrote:
Both her parents are Hindus (or have hindu names). Might have taken on a X-sounding middle name for some reason....the judge is from Kanyakumari district which I believe is now a majority of X-men (at least until they are returned to sanatana dharma).

'Lekshmana Chandra' is name of her father who was an english lecturer. He may have been the influence behind naming her as Victoria.
I do know of quite a few people in maharashtra who have both hindu first names and surnames but are 1st or 2nd gen christian converts.

Adani’s woes will spur ‘democratic revival in India’, Soros says
PM Narendra Modi will ‘have to answer questions’ over fraud allegations targeting his business ally

Lisa wrote:^ Who really cares what Soros has to say; he is 92 and dead pretty soon. India will, like aways, outlive all her enemies.

Lisa wrote:^ Who really cares what Soros has to say; he is 92 and dead pretty soon. India will, like aways, outlive all her enemies.

Manish_P wrote:

Lisa wrote:^ Who really cares what Soros has to say; he is 92 and dead pretty soon. India will, like aways, outlive all her enemies.

Soros is just a non-state director.. the producers behind the scenes will replace him with another director who will hire and use new actors.

Abhijit Iyer-Mitra @Iyervval
Soros’ comments on the impact of the Adani episode on elections show you how out of touch on India he is. Adani isn’t even in the headlines anymore. His idea of “democratic revival” is basically a government that fellates him & his worthless children. senility driven misdiagnosis

Manish_P wrote:Soros is just a non-state director.. the producers behind the scenes will replace him with another director who will hire and use new actors.

Vayutuvan wrote:

Manish_P wrote:Soros is just a non-state director.. the producers behind the scenes will replace him with another director who will hire and use new actors.

But he has the moolah - maybe a producing director!

Manish_P wrote:

Vayutuvan wrote:
But he has the moolah - maybe a producing director!

Which is why i said 'non-state'. But useful as a discard able tool should the state, deep or otherwise, want plausible deniability.

vijayk wrote:

Manish_P wrote:
Which is why i said 'non-state'. But useful as a discard able tool should the state, deep or otherwise, want plausible deniability.

But the fact that old fart had to come in front of cameras means they don't think PAPPU delivered the goods?

arshyam wrote:"At first, they ignore you, then laugh at you, then they fight you, and then you win" - irrespective of who said this, it feels appropriate at this juncture. Looks like we are in the "fight" phase now, coinciding with Modiji's amrit kaal and decolonization plans.

@seekersaurabh1· 15h

Thanks for confirming that the target was never a businessman but always it was regime change.

2024 is not only an election but a war declared on Indian civilization.

Choose your side wisely.