New Delhi: Anil K Antony, who lost his position after questioning the BBC documentary, is back against the British media. Anil accused the BBC of being the media that published the Indian map without Kashmir many times and that the BBC had many times in the past given news that questioned India’s sovereignty.
Anil’s tweet shared the news given by BBC earlier. Jairam Ramesh, who criticized the Congress and Anil, and Supriya Srinathe, a social media-savvy Congress leader, were tagged in the tweet.
Some past shenanigans of BBC , repeat offenders questioning India’s ???????? territorial integrity, publishing truncated maps without Kashmir. Independent media without vested interests indeed, and perfect allies for the current @INCIndia and partners. @Jairam_Ramesh @SupriyaShrinate pic.twitter.com/p7M73uB9xh
— Anil K Antony (@anilkantony) January 29, 2023
Earlier Anil Antony’s response was that the references in the documentary are an encroachment on India’s sovereignty. Anil Antony also said that he trusts the institutions of the country more than the BBC. At the same time, he was not ready to give a clear stand on the Gujarat riots. Then Youth Congress State President Shafi Parambi and KPCC President K Sudhakaran came forward to reject Anil Antony.
Anil Antony came up with an explanation in the tweet that created a lot of controversy. He said that the interest of the country is bigger than the interest of the party. He was talking to Media One. Through his tweet, he meant that the documentary is an encroachment on India’s sovereignty. Anil Antony said that he trusts the institutions of the country more than the BBC. At the same time, he was not ready to give a clear stand on the Gujarat riots.
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