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Our dear leader doesn't take questions from journalists anymore. Not in a long time. The last time I believe was one where he stormed out in the middle when a journalist brought up the Gujarat riots.
Advertisement doesn't get any better than this, I am not even Indian and now I want to see it. >

Or vpn? >

You need a bbc account, I’ve made one before where I needed to give a random uk zipcode and solemnly declared I paid my tv license. Edit: still works after a password reset, watching now from the Netherlands with VPN. >

What I I'm not endowed well enough for a bbc account? >

It's free. >

Yeah just send them a dick pic and they will email you your login information. >

I tried, got an auto reply saying, "while you submission is indeed large, it is not dark enough. "   should I apply bronzer and re-submit? >

Send it in sepia >

It’s not Mexico they are looking for >

Streisand effect incoming >

Already there. r/India is brimming with links to download and watch it. >

Reddit is not representative of the average Indian.  Modi is very popular in India and most agree with what he did in Kashmir based off pretty much every poll I've seen.
Modi was in the US and selling out 50K stadiums a couple years ago.
He is very popular >

Source of the polls? >

> In the other countries, the sample size ranges from roughly 500-5,000.
You could litreally find this many people in my small hometown which dosent even exist in the Indian map here. India is highly polarized some states love mode some states hate modi , each of the states has rough population of whole brazil >

(Good) polling typically tries to take account of that be picking a representable, diverse sample. >

How to make sure people watch a documentary 101 >

Reminds me of a story I heard about a bible class, teacher says they want to skip “Song of Solomon” because it’s mostly about sex. Next days starts class with “now that you’ve all read it, let’s discuss ‘Song of Solomon’” >

This will have exactly the opposite effect lol. University will now learn what Streisand effect is. >

~~I'm~~ I wouldn't at all be surprised if a lot of officials at the University don't care if students see the film, and know full well that this will lead to more seeing it. It could be malicious compliance on action. Or, they're just covering themselves, and don't generally care either way. >

On the contrary, I think universities will take great pleasure in exercising any amount of control they can over the students. Schools like JNU are very few, and most of the administrators take great pleasure in enforcing pointless rules. >

Well, then they're just morons I guess. >

“Don’t look behind the curtain”, said the great and powerful oz. >

Bot >

Well now I want to watch this documentary on Modi. >

It's also on TPB, with enough seeders, for those that are into that sort of thing. >

Modi, allow me to introduce you to Barbara Streisand. >

Whooooo ooo ooo oooo oooooooo oo Barbara Streisand. >

Is this amazing or is this amazing? >

Ah I don't have a TV license so I can't watch it on BBC... /s >

Watch for the van outside with the TV Aerial sticking out of the roof >

If they get caught watching it then their student terms will be Modified >

But only Modistly. >

Time to find a new Modis Operandi >

Take your upboat and fuck off! >

I wasn't planning on watching this, now I am. >

yeah I've got it open in iplayer now. >

Why?   What are you scared off?  You don't believe in free speech then? >

Correct. Next question.