New Delhi: The BBC arrived under fire after the network was fired under C.
Christine Fair, a scholar in South Asia, for talking about the policy of Jihad Pakistan in Afghanistan during a program.
“Really disappointing.
@Bbcworld turned off @cchristinfair when he tried to advance criticism in the role of Pakistan in Afghanistan.
This is a bad journalism; not what you expect from Beeb,” Theo Farrell said on Twitter.
“Shame at @bbcworldservice because it didn’t let the Finishing University of Georgetown.
Mariam Amini said.
Shame at @bbcworldservice because it doesn’t allow Georgetown University Prof.
@CchristInfair Finish answers the question …
https://t.co/4jccfuxiux- Mariam Amini (@mariamamini ) 1630806311000 “Pretty gross from @bbcnews We used to” Imparsiality “basically turned off @cchristinfair when he explained the policy of Pakistani jihad in Afghanistan which had brought us all this disaster a problem where there was no ‘balance’ or ‘other side’, said Kyle Orton.
Pretty dirty from @bbcnews: Our doctrine “Imparsiality” is used to close @cchristinfair when he …
https://t.co/VecuQJhngNT- Kyle Orton (@kyleworton) 1630789565000 “How @ Philippabbc’s Job to close guests? Of course, he Can invite a Pakistani official later to give their views.
As anchor news, he must know that many people have the same analysis / views as @CchristInfair whether someone agrees with it or not, “Former Pakistani diplomats.
Hussain Haqqani said.
How do you work Philippabbc to close guests? Of course, he can invite a Pakistani official later to …
https://t.co/S3MLBWLV6H- Husain Haqqani (@Husainhaqqani) 1630814335000
BBC under fire after turning off the scholar to say sir supports the Taliban
