Video: Gujarat 2002 and Modi: The Context and Truth
BBC Documentary served lies on Modi and what happened in Gujarat in 2002. No one has ever talked about the complete context of those events. Here we bring that missing information for you.
“People often claim to hunger for truth, but seldom like the taste when it's served up.” ― George R.R. Martin, A Clash of Kings
This weeks newsletter on the Twitter threads did not come out because we were busy yesterday working on releasing the video on the circumstances and the context of those fateful days in February-March 2002.
Our video is based on our newsletter written two years back on February 28th.
This video came about the way it did, only because of our friend, Kaustubh Gour. His expertise with the technical details of the video is clearly visible. Please do share your comments and thoughts about Kaustubh's contribution as well.
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