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Could you point to prominent sources making this claim?
> if it was also aimed at China
The BBC created diplomatic chaos between Downing Street and Beijing with their Xinjiang coverage [1][2]. I'm not sure why you think their coverage of Russia or Pakistan has been any less scathing.
> pointing to something Modi-positive they've ever run
See the BBC's coverage of his anti-poverty [3] and climate [4] work.
[1] https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p07g39mt
[2] https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000btl7
And you didn't mention any of those other countries I named. Apparently it's too hard to them to write about them, or else "brutal oppression" isn't news to their viewers.
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> you didn't mention any of those other countries I named
BBC's exposé on the Uyghurs was a big deal. That you missed it, along with apparently their take on the Ukraine war, should be a nudge to look yourself.
Why should they run positive coverage? Their job is to tell the truth, and if a leader is bad then they should say so.
Actually that's what BJP thinks. Whenever anyone says anything against them, they are termed as a 'Conspiracy against the nation' or 'anti-national'. It is BJP who thinks they are right and everyone else is wrong, not the other way round :)
None of those are governments that right-thinking people have any truck with, and all have a marked history of suppressing inconvenient truth.
In other words, the BBC World Service usually _is_ right.