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If a British TV regulator can levy fines on Republic Bharat, why can’t India take care of BBC and its American friends?

A serious thought!

Sanbeer Singh Ranhotra by Sanbeer Singh Ranhotra
23 December 2020
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On social media, liberals and Pakistan-sympathisers are overawed by a sense of jubilation. The reason? Republic Bharat has been penalised for airing allegedly hurtful, offensive and hateful content against Pakistanis. The United Kingdom’s broadcast and communications regulator, Office of Communications or Ofcom, has imposed a £20,000 fine on Worldview Media Network Limited, which holds the license for broadcasting Republic Bharat in the UK. Apart from finding star journalist Arnab Goswami’s programme “Poochta hai Bharat” telecast on 6th September, 2019 in the UK offensive and derogatory towards Pakistanis, the British watchdog also warned Worldview Media not to re-telecast the said content.

According to ThePrint, Ofcom cited a few examples that it said seemed to convey that all Pakistanis are terrorists: “their scientists, doctors, their leaders, politicians all are terrorists. Even their sports people”; “every child is a terrorist over there. Every child is a terrorist. You are dealing with a terrorist entity.” It said one guest also described Pakistani scientists as “thieves” while another described Pakistanis as “beggars”. Apparently, the British regulator did not like the bare and uncomfortable truth about Pakistan being put out in the open.

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Now while the alleged British watchdog must have its reasons, as a third party to the animosity between India and Pakistan, to penalise a nationalist Indian news network, the Indian government must now wake up from its slumber and realise that unlike it, international agencies do not shy away from acting against media outlets which they think are violative of certain guidelines laid down by them in accordance to their own subjective view. While the British regulator has not thought twice before imposing a tremendous fine of £20,000 on Goswami’s channel for merely taking the Indian viewpoint international, the Indian government and regulators (if any) are yet to act against anti-India media networks which continue to flourish domestically, and around the world.

Take for instance media outlets like the BBC, who have time and again derided India and Hindu civilisation, particularly after Prime Minister Modi took office. BBC had once spun a false narrative that Hindu militancy was on the rise, and that the chant of Jai Shree Ram was a ‘murder cry’. Washington Post, Al Jazeera, New York Times are just some of the many outlets who earn big cash by relentlessly portraying India in bad light.

Of course, part of their appetite for running anti-India stories, and reports sympathetic towards the Pakistani narrative on Indian Kashmir stem from the fact that the Indian government has so far shied away from acting tough against them for their devious role in furthering a false image of the country internationally. The only action by the Indian government which one is reminded of is its crackdown on Al Jazeera in 2015 for repeatedly showing distorted maps of India, leading to it facing a ban on telecast for five days. Then, in 2018, the Indian government withdrew the security license of Al-Jazeera, without which the channel cannot broadcast in India. According to an ‘Economic Times’ report, the government had taken the decision after the broadcast of a documentary about militancy in Kashmir that was deemed as being biased.

Learning from the UK regulator’s action against Republic Bharat, the government of India too must make it a point to act tough against international media outlets who seek to defame our country globally. A one-off crackdown against vile media outlets like Al Jazeera while appreciable, will not go a long way in ensuring that foreign media begins behaving itself. For that, the Indian government too must step up its game in order to protect the country’s interests.

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Comments 4

  1. Navneet Bhatnagar says:
    5 years ago

    It is time that we call BBC , as it should be rightly called ” Back to back chamchas ( of Muhajids )’ . They are not able to sort out one issue, that of BREXIT, despite five years and three Prime Ministers and want to teach democrcy and strategic thinking to us. Still living in colonial times, aren’t they ???? Wait and watch as it gets entagled by the innumerebale jihadis, that have congregated on its soil and waiting for an opportune time to press for Sharia law there. Then inly these Brits will realize the fools they have become.

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  2. Avtar Singh says:
    5 years ago

    As a certain Indian professor said on an internet show (american, hosted by an Indian origin person), which I will not mention, India is weak and meek.

    High time Indians stopped pooping their pants in front of the gora and dish it out in the same vein to them…

    A lot of gora will be happy because they to are sick of their own fake liberals/ccp sponsored giving cover
    for pak shenanigans in their own countries… They to suffer from fake liberal organs such ofcom.

    Some of us have long moved on because we can stand shoulder to shoulder any gora due to the
    merits of our own hard work and progress in their countries.

    Reply
  3. KS says:
    5 years ago

    The politicians and administration officials in the Indian government are spinless cowards and they need a long stick to wake them up to the reality. Many times I wonder do these people have any shame left?

    Reply
  4. Subhendu Roy says:
    5 years ago

    Excellent and thought provoking stuff!

    High time we got our act together!!

    Reply

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