The Indian government is more worried about the BBC’s Nirbhaya documentary than the real issue, i.e. of rape in the country.
And while BBC has been ordered to not air the documentary, Youtube has complied to government’s request to pull down the video from the site.
In its last transparency report, Google mentioned the rise of Indian government in ordering takedowns and the central government recently asked for more control on the Internet world (as opposed to print and TV).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLg131SZk1o
And then, we call ourselves a democracy!
Youtube Pulls Down BBC’s Nirbhaya Documentary Video From Viewing In India
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