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India bans US broadcaster Barsamian from entry

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India bans US broadcaster Barsamian from entry
India bans US broadcaster Barsamian from entry

NEW DELHI (AP) — A group of Indian intellectuals is demanding the government lift its ban on American writer and broadcaster David Barsamian from visiting the country.

Barsamian says he has been visiting India for decades and had planned a three-week trip to conduct interviews in the disputed Himalayan region of Kashmir and elsewhere.

New Delhi airport authorities turned him away Sept. 23. The Home Ministry said Friday that his visa was not valid, but the 44 intellectuals say in a statement that his visa was good for another five years.

The group notes a "growing arbitrariness of the Indian government in dealing with dissent."

Barsamian is founder of the Boulder, Colorado-based weekly public affairs program "Alternative Radio," which posted both statements on its website.


India also banned The Economist for showing Jammu & Kashmir as disputed territory :

India bans The Economist for showing Jammu & Kashmir as disputed territory
India bans The Economist for showing Jammu & Kashmir as disputed territory ~ FRONTLINE KASHMIR
 
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whining, us? your the guys whining at UN when countries like france and US are about to sell some equipment
 
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Indeed.

Kashmir is not a disputed territory for us.

Pakistanis are free to whine all they want about Kashmir.

Pakistan does not own "The Economist". So please tell "The Economist" not to "whine".

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whining, us? your the guys whining at UN when countries like france and US are about to sell some equipment

Exactly. *wink*

On the other hand, look who is whining about not being about to get a permanent U.N. seat ?
 
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btw these things happening in so called world largest democracy india is wrong- either these things are or the name democratic india is totally wrong-
 
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The thing is, the more democratic minded a country's citizens become, the more it becomes necessary to guard secrets. Otherwise, it'll compromise its national security.

What is hard to believe is that India see the likes of The Economist as a threat. It is part of the global media.

I am not at all surprised by the move.
 
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India also banned The Economist for showing Jammu & Kashmir as disputed territory :

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freedom of speech doesn't mean we will allow B.S against our Country!!!!!
 
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