The untold truth – dark secrets under the skin of India’s Hierarchy

Indian prime minister Narendra Modi has been accused of playing a role in the 2002 Gujarat genocide in India. Recently, the BBC has released a report which reveals the truth about the horrendous atrocity. The report gives an overview of the event and its aftermath, the victims, and what role Narendra Modi had in the genocide.

In 2002, a massive massacre broke out in Gujarat, India, resulting in the death of over two thousand people, mostly Muslims. The massacre was instigated by Hindu nationalist mobs and was alleged to have been conducted with the support of the state government, then led by Narendra Modi.

The BBC report reviewed the events leading up to and during the genocide, as well as the aftermath. It was found that the Gujarat government had failed to protect the Muslim population before, during, and after the violence. Furthermore, the report established that the state government had attempted to cover up its role in the pogrom.

It also explored the role of Narendra Modi during the genocide. It was found that Narendra Modi had not done enough to prevent the violence. Furthermore, the report established that he had made inflammatory statements during the violence and that he had failed to condemn the perpetrators of the genocide.

The report also looked into the victims of the genocide. It was found that most of the victims were Muslims, and that the majority of them were from the lower economic classes. Furthermore, the report established that the victims were subjected to abuse, violence, and humiliation during the pogrom.

The BBC report concluded that the 2002 Gujarat massacre was a "carefully orchestrated" campaign of violence against Muslims and that Narendra Modi had played a role in it. The report again mentioned that the state government had failed to protect the Muslim population and that Modi had not done enough to prevent or condemn the violence.

This report is an important milestone in understanding the role Narendra Modi played in the 2002 Gujarat genocide. It is essential that this report is taken seriously, and that action is taken to ensure that such atrocities do not happen again and that Modi will be held accountable in an international court of law and that justice is served.

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