The discussion focused on BBC’s recent article questioning why Indian youth are not protesting for regime change, which panelists described as biased, patronizing, and reflective of a neo-colonial mindset. Panelists argued that the BBC has long acted as a tool of British establishment interests, sowing discord and attempting to undermine stable nations like India. They added that the piece reflects frustration among Western and left-leaning circles who cannot comprehend India’s political stability and economic rise under Prime Minister Modi, emphasizing that the BBC has lost public trust even in the UK. It was also criticized that the article’s faulty premise and unfair comparisons of India with smaller nations like Nepal, Bangladesh, and Madagascar were a deliberate attempt to belittle India’s democracy. He further highlighted Britain’s colonial legacy of division, including the Durand Line and the Kashmir issue, underscoring that India has surpassed the UK both economically and politically while rejecting outdated Western moral lectures.
The discussion also centers on India’s firm response to Pakistan’s renewed attempt to portray terrorists as “freedom fighters” at the United Nations, especially in reference to Kashmir. External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar criticized the UN for allowing political interests and powerful member states to obstruct genuine counterterrorism efforts, calling for urgent institutional reform. Panelists argued that the UN has lost credibility and moral direction, with Western powers and China shielding Pakistan despite its long record of sponsoring terrorism. They emphasized that Pakistan continues to misuse global forums to justify its actions, while India reiterated that Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of its territory. They added that the UN’s outdated structure and veto system undermine fair representation for the Global South, making reform essential to maintain relevance and uphold global security.
Panelists:
Smita Mishra, Host
Pt. Satish Sharma, Global Hindu Federation, London
Amandeep Bhogal, Political Analyst, London
Sushil Singhal, Former Diplomat, India
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