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Exactly.
When government or authority say don't watch, that is exactly the reason you should watch. >

Do you happen to have any summary of what the documentary tells about Modi, for someone initiated. I know nothing of the man other him being against the documentary. >

Modi = Indian Trump but also likely responsible for killings >

Please. He's worse. Trump was more of a clown and not nearly as shrewd and sinister. Moreover, the support Modi enjoys is unparalleled right now and there's no opposition leader to match his popularity let alone replace him. >

No, he's smarter than Putin to not invade nations.
He's trying hard to be come athorative but people like these or the farmers of India are keeping the democracy alive by protesting against him.
Do read about farmers protest in India when he undemocratically passed 3 laws favoring corporations but he said benefited farmers. >

He did bomb a neighboring nation to target a "terror camp". No clue about the facts on my end. >

well true... >

Lmfao, what did Modi expect? In this day and age NOTHING can be censored forever from the internet. >

The censorship wasn't for tech savvy people. It's for the majority of the voters who think Modi is a demi god. The image had to be maintained. >

Those who thinks he's demi god will simp for him even harder after seeing bbc's propaganda that he let muslims die >

Just so liberating to see this thread survive and flourish without the Modi fan club bullying any critique. Not into politics but hate that shit. So that makes me think that documentary must be worth watching. Saving this thread for some weekend homework. Thanks everybody for dropping links >

Replying to watch later >

Thanks for posting this. I didn’t even know there was a part 2. I watched part 1 today due to the Streisand effect and was jaw dropped the entire time. It makes sense since there was no resolution in that first part. 
But it illuminated just how corrupt and questionable he and his court are. The worlds largest democracy acting anything but…it’s absolutely crazy. The level of corruption and denial and dare I say narcissism/sociopathy is off the charts there. 
Citizens around the world should watch this. >

To top that, the courts in India released convicted gang rapists who raped a pregnant woman and killed the unborn child during the Modi sponsored riots, just few month ago.
Biggest supporters and financiers of Modi and Hindu militant network are Hindus who live in the west. >

The documentary ban was a shit move and the more they try to suppress it, the more people are going to try and watch it. This may sound absurd but if the documentary was allowed to be broadcast it might have given them a bigger voter share. The riots were seen as a retaliation for the burning of train and people in it and  people have known about it for two decades now. This only reminds them of what happened and paradoxically many of the right wing nutjobs will see this as an affirmation to keep voting for the party. 
The only places I found abuzz about the documentary are reddit and twitter. Most of the Indian voters who actually decide who becomes the next PM will never see the documentary and this will perhaps be used as a tool to say foreign interference in Indian elections given the timing of the release. In any case I doubt this will have the impact people outside India think it will. I mean the same party was in power during covid crisis and bigger fuck ups and people keep voting them to power. >

Regardless of views on Modi, this level of censorship is troublesome.