All newspapers except Pioneer slam ban of India's Daughter docu

March 05, 2015 14:30

Every major English paper today -- ToI, HT, Express, Hindu, Telegraph -- has an edit, arguing against the banning of the documentary film India's Daughter, based on the December 16 gang rape.

Pioneer does not have an edit.

Meanwhile, not only did the BBC go ahead and air it on Wednesday night, the film is also now available on YouTube, watched and shared on social media, reports The Hoot.

Pioneer is edited by Chandan Mitra, who is a BJP national executive member.

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