New Delhi: The Income Tax Department continues to raid the executives of the British media agency BBC in Delhi and Mumbai. Meanwhile, the BJP has termed the BBC as the most corrupt and nonsense corporation. BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia said that if you look at the actions of the BBC, it has become the most corrupt and nonsense corporation in the whole world.  

BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia has said that the Income Tax Department is taking action on BBC as per rules and constitution. While this action is going on, the way political reaction continues to come about it. Whether it is the Congress, whether it is the Trinamool Congress (TMC), or the Samajwadi Party (SP), it is a matter of concern for every Indian. First, Congress has to understand that India runs according to the Constitution and the law. No matter which agency it is, they are no longer a 'cage parrot', as the Supreme Court had said during the Congress rule. These agencies are doing their job as per rules and regulations.  

Gaurav Bhatia further said that today, any company, media institution, or anything, if it is working in India, then it has to work according to the law of India. If the company is working properly, then what's the fear? The Income Tax Department should be allowed to do its job. Everything will be clear soon...   

BBC's propaganda and Congress agenda together:-

BJP leader Gaurav Bhatia claimed that both the BBC's anti-India propaganda and the Congress agenda are working together. The history of the BBC has been tarnishing the Indian image. For this reason, former PM Indira Gandhi banned the BBC. The BBC, during its reporting, described the terrorists in Kashmir as charismatic young militants. The BBC also made indecent comments on the festival of Holi. Not only this, but the BBC also made adverse comments about Mahatma Gandhi. These examples are enough.  

Let us know that, the Income Tax Department raided the BBC's office in Delhi and Mumbai on Tuesday (14 February). According to sources, this income tax action is being taken on the BBC office due to the disturbances in international tax. Income Tax department officials have seized the phones of all the employees. Also, employees have been asked to leave the office and go home. The raid has been reported at the BBC office in London. At the same time, the opposition has linked this action to the BBC's documentary on PM Modi.  

Why the controversy over the BBC documentary?

Let me tell you, the BBC had described PM Modi as guilty of the Gujarat riots in its documentary, not only this, but the BBC has also tried to show PM Modi's image as anti-Islamic. Let us know that the Supreme Court of India has given a clean chit to PM Modi in the Gujarat riots case. At the same time, a case is also going on against Congress close aide Teesta Setalvad for fabricating fake evidence against PM Modi regarding the Gujarat riots. It is alleged that Teesta took money from Congress and fabricated fake evidence against the then CM Narendra Modi and tried to topple his government. After this, the BBC also made a documentary on Shamima Begum, who joined the terrorist organization Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), in which she was presented as a great woman. After this, questions were raised about the credibility and intention of the BBC.  

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