As India censors 'India: The Modi Question,' many are turning to QR codes and pirate websites to share the film
investigating a screening
It focuses at length on the 2002 Gujarat riots—one of the worst outbreaks of religious violence in India’s recent history—that took place while he led the state. After a train carrying Hindu pilgrims was set on fire in the state, and 59 people were killed, grieving citizens blamed Muslims. Revenge attacks led to over 1,000 deaths.
Many social media users have shared clips on WhatsApp, Telegram, and Twitter, with students screening the documentary on campus. While the screening at JNU was interrupted by a power cut, students reportedly handed out QR codes for people to scan so they could stream the film on their mobile phones or laptops.that the documentary was available to view on Telegram, Drive, and Mdisk with the name “Pathaan Full HD.
Some observers say that the Modi documentary is the first real test of whether Musk would push back against the Indian government’s censorship demands.
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