The Indian government has remained defiant over its ban on a BBC documentary about the 2012 fatal gang-rape of a student in Delhi despite a groundswell of acclaim for the film from prominent Indians who watched it online.
After India?s Daughter broadcast in the UK on Wednesday night, the hour-long film surfaced on YouTube, where the Guardian was able to view it on Thursday afternoon despite reports in Indian media that the government had ordered it be taken down
PS: 20 sitting members of parliament in Indian National Assembly are convicted for rape.... They should start from the top not from the bottom! Stop killing girls else no man should have women in their life!
After India?s Daughter broadcast in the UK on Wednesday night, the hour-long film surfaced on YouTube, where the Guardian was able to view it on Thursday afternoon despite reports in Indian media that the government had ordered it be taken down
PS: 20 sitting members of parliament in Indian National Assembly are convicted for rape.... They should start from the top not from the bottom! Stop killing girls else no man should have women in their life!
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