The BBC has said that it has no plans to telecast the controversial
documentary '' India's Daughter'' made by Leslee Udwin on December 16, 2012 gang-rape incident in India even though
it went ahead and broadcast it in the UK, defying the ban imposed on by
the Indian government.
In a communication to the Home Ministry, the BBC said that in compliance with the Government of India's directive, it would not telecast the documentary in India, official sources said.
However, in the same communication, the British media giant said that it has broadcast the film in United Kingdom last night 10 PM (GMT).
The Union Home Ministry had yesterday asked BBC not to broadcast the documentary anywhere.
Officials had said the Home Ministry is also planning legal action against British filmmaker Leslee Udwin for allegedly violating stipulated permission conditions
Note
A Delhi court had said the order restraining airing or broadcasting the interview of the convict Mukesh Singh, which was conducted inside the Tihar jail here, will continue till further orders.
The documentary includes an interview conducted by Udwin and BBC, of Mukesh Singh, the driver of the bus in which the 23-year-old paramedical student was brutally gangraped by six men on December 16, 2012.
Mukesh Singh has made derogatory statements against women in the documentary.
In a communication to the Home Ministry, the BBC said that in compliance with the Government of India's directive, it would not telecast the documentary in India, official sources said.
However, in the same communication, the British media giant said that it has broadcast the film in United Kingdom last night 10 PM (GMT).
The Union Home Ministry had yesterday asked BBC not to broadcast the documentary anywhere.
Officials had said the Home Ministry is also planning legal action against British filmmaker Leslee Udwin for allegedly violating stipulated permission conditions
Note
A Delhi court had said the order restraining airing or broadcasting the interview of the convict Mukesh Singh, which was conducted inside the Tihar jail here, will continue till further orders.
The documentary includes an interview conducted by Udwin and BBC, of Mukesh Singh, the driver of the bus in which the 23-year-old paramedical student was brutally gangraped by six men on December 16, 2012.
Mukesh Singh has made derogatory statements against women in the documentary.
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