Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan (file photo) – Photo: Amar Ujala Expansion Against BBC documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi regarding accidents in Gujarat 1677670237 A censure motion was passed in the assembly on Monday. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan called it an attack on the sovereignty of the country. BJP MLA Shailendra Jain presented the resolution letter in the assembly. Parliamentary Affairs Minister supported. Describing this documentary as illegal interference in India’s internal affairs, action was demanded from the Central Government against BBC. Indian judicial institutions were presented as compromising institutions in the documentary released on February. 1677670237 Discussing with the media outside the House after the censure motion against BBC was passed in the Assembly, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that there is no way to harm India’s reputation. For and to create a stir in the country, what the BBC has done has already been judged by India’s investigative agencies and judicial authorities. BBC has grossly ignored the social, political, sensitivity of this matter. The documentary has put on the mask of investigative journalism. Whereas in reality it is an irresponsible and serious attack on the sovereignty of India. Whose aim is to weaken the Constitution of India. India’s foundation rests on the principles and values ​​mentioned in our constitution. It includes sovereignty, democracy, freedom and many other values. India has further enriched these values ​​after independence from British rule. The CM said that today India is leading the world on many issues and in such a situation some groups or some individuals seem to be distressed by the increased relevance of India at the global level. They have pain and suffering. ,