NEW DELHI, Jan. 30 -- The two-part BBC documentary India: The Modi Question has shaken the country to the extent that it has been made unavailable in India. The Central Government's move to block news portal and social media links to the documentary has reinforced the fear that the government has skeletons in its cupboard to hide. The first episode has vignettes from Gujarat riots of 2002 in which, according to official figures, over 1000 people, mostly Muslims, were killed. The second one deals with evocative issues from the present era -- the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), Delhi riots of 2020, chilling details of assaults by cow vigilante groups, etc. -- vividly describing the troubled relationship between the Modi government and the ...