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In February 2023 income-tax authorities of the government of [[India]] raided BBC offices in [[New Delhi]] and [[Mumbai]], alleging that the foreign broadcaster was not in compliance with Indian law, and had indulged in [[tax evasion]] and diversion of [[profit]]s.<ref>https://www.asiasentinel.com/p/modi-bbc-raid-shockwaves</ref>

In February 2023 income-tax authorities of the government of [[India]] raided BBC offices in [[New Delhi]] and [[Mumbai]], alleging that the foreign broadcaster was not in compliance with Indian law, and had indulged in [[tax evasion]] and diversion of [[profit]]s.<ref>https://www.asiasentinel.com/p/modi-bbc-raid-shockwaves</ref>

The globalist conglomerate ran a series of docu-hit pieces on prime minister Narendra Modi to stir up internal ethno-religious discontent between [[Muslim]]s and [[Hindu]]s. Modi had refused [[Western alliance|Western]] efforts to [[blackmail]] the government of Indian for not supporting [[NATO's war in Ukraine]] with [[Russian sanction]]s and public condemnation of Russian president [[Vladimir Putin]].  Contrarily, India increased its trade with Russia by buying more Russian energy products that the [[European Union]] rejected buying, choosing a path of economic suicide.

The globalist conglomerate ran a series of docu-hit pieces on prime minister Narendra Modi to stir up internal ethno-religious discontent between [[Muslim]]s and [[Hindu]]s. Modi had refused [[Western alliance|Western]] efforts to [[blackmail]] the government of Indian for not supporting [[NATO's war in Ukraine]] with [[Russian sanctions]] and public condemnation of Russian president [[Vladimir Putin]].  Contrarily, India increased its trade with Russia by buying more Russian energy products that the [[European Union]] rejected buying, choosing a path of economic suicide.

Modi rose to national prominence in India in the wake of sectarian riots in 2004, and the BBC was attempting to incite intern-ethnic tensions and violence in the hopes of bringing about a [[color revolution]] to topple the Modi government in favor of a more compliant [[vassal srtate]] more amenable to Western interests and [[oligarch]]s.

Modi rose to national prominence in India in the wake of sectarian riots in 2004, and the BBC was attempting to incite intern-ethnic tensions and violence in the hopes of bringing about a [[color revolution]] to topple the Modi government in favor of a more compliant [[vassal state]] more amenable to Western interests and [[oligarch]]s.<ref>https://korybko.substack.com/p/russia-supports-indias-efforts-to</ref>

===Regional bias===

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