For nearly a century, the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has been regarded by many as a pillar of impartial journalism. Yet, behind this carefully curated image lies a disturbing reality of media manipulation, political bias, and ideological distortion that has long gone unchallenged. With the launch of ‘BBC On Trial‘, we confront this institution’s darker legacy — one that has inflicted immense harm on global narratives, particularly regarding India.
This powerful documentary exposes how the BBC has manipulated the minds of billions, pushing narratives that fuel hatred, incite violence, and divide societies. It investigates the methods by which the BBC has wielded its unchecked influence, impacting not only India but also former colonies and global geopolitics. The BBC is no longer just a broadcaster—it has become a weapon of mass disinformation, capable of destabilising entire nations with its skewed narratives.
The BBC was born out of the British Empire’s need for control, established under a royal charter in 1927 to shape public opinion in ways that aligned with British imperial interests. While the empire may have officially fallen, the colonial mindset within the BBC has persisted, perpetuating narratives that reinforce Western hegemony while marginalising voices from the Global South. This is particularly evident in its coverage of India, where the BBC has often portrayed the nation in a negative light, undermining its sovereignty and ignoring its cultural and economic achievements.
The documentary further explores the BBC’s ongoing anti-Hindu and anti-India bias, particularly in its recent coverage of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the rise of Hindu patriotism. This bias distorts the truth and feeds global misconceptions about India’s socio-political landscape. The documentary ‘India: The Modi Question’ serves as a glaring example of this bias, revealing a pattern of unethical journalism that seeks to vilify India’s democratically elected leadership while overlooking Britain’s own historical injustices.
Powered by the Global Hindu Federation team and presented by Pt. Satish K. Sharma, ‘BBC On Trial‘ raises vital questions about media integrity and accountability. Remarkably, the funding for this important project was made possible through the generous contributions of dedicated Hindus from around the world, showcasing a global community’s unwavering commitment to truth.
The response has been phenomenal! The trailer alone garnered an astonishing 1.35 million views within 48 hours and currently has 5.1+ Million views reflecting the intense global interest in this crucial topic.
We encourage you to share this documentary with your networks to amplify its essential message. Join the movement against disinformation and hold the BBC accountable for its narratives.
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