BBC documentary flouted laws, portrayed India poorly: Lekhi

April 16, 2015 21:04

The BBC documentary on the 2012 Delhi gangrape incident not only "kept open the wound" but also flouted laws by naming the victim, BJP MP Meenakshi Lekhi today said as she lashed out at its makers for portraying India as a "rotten society" without proper laws.

Stating that a vibrant society would always come together to "fight a wrong", Lekhi said the documentary 'India's Daughters' attempted to portray this as a weakness.

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