Just because it is foreign media will not make it anti-Indian: MP K Sudhakaran

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: KPCC President K Sudharakaran says that just because the documentary was released by a foreign media there is no need to consider it as anti-Indian.

Humanity is the basic value of media ethics. It is not country bound. Using authority to take over the investigation reports to get clean chit will not wash away the blood stains of the Gujarat riots.

Destroying polyphony and secularism to spread unrest is the established method of RSS and BJP. The minority killings in Gujarat were something planned by BJP in that experimental lab. All the water in Ganga will not be enough to wash away the sin of killing Muslim brothers by burning and chopping by the communals of RSS. The image that Modi and Amit Shah are trying to build by spending crores will always be haunted by this.

BJP which is ruling India through the twisting of events and misapprehending the youth will be concerned when the world comes to know about the Gujarat riots which they led. The truth came out through foreign media like BBC because they cannot scare, manipulate or control it like they do with Indian media.

Can Modi and Amit Shah reject the criticism of Atal Bihari Vajpayee who reminded them of Raj Dharma after the riots? Congress will screen the banned BBC documentary that showcases the true face of the Gujarat riots. The threat that Sangh Parivar is raising can be resisted and fought only through congress's ideology.

Through soft Hindutva, the existence was confirmed by CPM. The party, leader, and government who is continuing in politics only because of the generosity of the BJP should self-analyze before lashing out at me. The Lavalin case not getting settled and the gold smuggling case that was supposed to put CM in the defendant position vanished into thin air are the results of an indecent affair with BJP in the name of soft Hindutva approach right?, asks K Sudhakaran.