Indian government is inviting the world to point fingers at them: Udwin

March 09, 2015 09:31

"The Indian government is inviting the world to point fingers at India, and call it undemocratic and unconstitutional," said Leslee Udwin of the ban on the documentary India's Daughter, which has resulted in the film going viral on YouTube. "Why are they doing this? Why are they intent on committing international suicide?" asked the award-winning British producer who directed the documentary that has been at the centre of a storm in India. "All I want to say to the world through my film and campaign is this: India led by example, now follow India's lead."

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