Abhimanyu Kumar Saha claims he was sacked on 23 March, six days after he sent a mail to BBC employees across the world about the 'torture' he faced in the newsroom.
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Without a Congress revival, there can be no challenge to the BJP pan-nationally. Modi’s party is growing, and almost entirely at the cost of the Congress.
The BBC has always been blatantly biased and partisan in its reporting. It has consistently attempted to undermine the Indian nation and its various institutions and painted them in a poor light in order to serve its own agenda. It regularly portrays Indian society as intolerant, violent and vicious.
Its time the Indian govt learns from the steps taken by the Chinese authorities and forces BBC to close shop in India.
One single employee’s retrenchment can’t be coloured as castism; it’s natural a disgruntled employee gives out his own version, probably to earn sympathy. One has to consider sincerely the decency shown by the employer organization in its response.
Whole media organisations in India are dominated by the upper caste…it’s an stark reality of media in India. BBC must take cognisance of this matter and ensure justice to its staff.
BBC has always treated its minority employees equally.Blacks and South Asians have been treated like third class employees and not promoted with experience.BBC also picks reporters from India who report with thBBC point of new and not what ground rezo values.
The BBC has always been blatantly biased and partisan in its reporting. It has consistently attempted to undermine the Indian nation and its various institutions and painted them in a poor light in order to serve its own agenda. It regularly portrays Indian society as intolerant, violent and vicious.
Its time the Indian govt learns from the steps taken by the Chinese authorities and forces BBC to close shop in India.
One single employee’s retrenchment can’t be coloured as castism; it’s natural a disgruntled employee gives out his own version, probably to earn sympathy. One has to consider sincerely the decency shown by the employer organization in its response.
Whole media organisations in India are dominated by the upper caste…it’s an stark reality of media in India. BBC must take cognisance of this matter and ensure justice to its staff.
BBC has always treated its minority employees equally.Blacks and South Asians have been treated like third class employees and not promoted with experience.BBC also picks reporters from India who report with thBBC point of new and not what ground rezo values.