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India complains to BBC about 'cheap, tasteless' Top Gear show


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Lotus
Did he make fun of Indians?
by Lotus on Jan 13, 2012 05:40 AM

The indians politely ate it wondering "God! Is this what they eat in Britain????".. The British need to get offended not the Indians.. Just ignore JC guys.. Have a sense of humour. I loved the show and kept laughing a lot!!

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Lotus
Did he make fun of Indians?
by Lotus on Jan 13, 2012 05:38 AM

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Lotus
Did he make fun of Indians?
by Lotus on Jan 13, 2012 05:35 AM

 Why are Indians making a big issue out of it? After it got torn, the message on the train read: " the UK promotes shIT for your company ".. In this msg, he infact made fun of UK.. Also, in the party they served digestive cookies with salad cream

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Manushan Punno
He is right
by Manushan Punno on Jan 13, 2012 04:44 AM

Rail track fascinates Indians. In any part of India you could see in the early morning hours hundreds of them squatting besides the train track to relieve themselves. As the train approaches some of them stand up holding their dhoti to save their dignity while others carry on their business ignoring the onlookers in the train.
In India, many women also pee in standing position out in the open.

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Jagdish Reddy
What's the big deal? If you are offended, fix the sanitation.
by Jagdish Reddy on Jan 13, 2012 03:35 AM  | Hide replies

What's the big deal?
If you are offended by this show (I doubt anyone actually watched it), fix the sanitation in India. It is pathetic. It is horrible and it is a disgrace to any country to see almost everyone using the entire country as a bathroom. The stink starts as soon as the plane is landing in India from abroad. It is really deplorable. If someone making fun of it, you should appreciate him for his sense of humor, if not, fix the sh*t.

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pankaj jain
Re: What's the big deal? If you are offended, fix the sanitation.
by pankaj jain on Jan 13, 2012 04:55 AM
really.. the stink start as the plane is landing in India? Does your airline have special windows that open or what? Ever travelled in a plane?

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Khadmutra
Jeremy is 100% right
by Khadmutra on Jan 13, 2012 02:25 AM  | Hide replies

Indians are a filthy lot known all around the world. Instead of complaining why don't you do somthing to improve it?

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Desert Rose
not aproblem
by Desert Rose on Jan 13, 2012 01:47 AM

120carorkBhukheNnnaaangeDeshMeRahhteHain hum.....kahinBhiKoiBhiTattiKarDetaHai

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kunda vamsidhar
What is true can be stated even if objectionable
by kunda vamsidhar on Jan 13, 2012 01:39 AM  | Hide replies

In spite of being an indian I ask, what's wrong in what he said, unless it's really true?

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hillary desouza
Re: What is true can be stated even if objectionable
by hillary desouza on Jan 13, 2012 02:16 AM
Even if it is true, it does not entitle him to be judgemental.If a comment is passed tarnishing an entire society of people it is unfair.Secondly there is an underlining air of superiority that makes it offensive.
The British must remember that as colonisers we were taught in the history books they stole from their colonies and enabled their wealth.
They havent learnt look at the rotten financial markets where all the gansters in ties congregate in London.The looting continues.What does Jeremy have to say about it.By the way does Jeremy know that Jaguar is owned by an Indian company?

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Khadmutra
Re: Re: What is true can be stated even if objectionable
by Khadmutra on Jan 13, 2012 02:27 AM
So you want to be unhealthy rude and don't want anyone to point that out ? So that you can improve ? How dumb!

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hillary desouza
Re: Re: Re: What is true can be stated even if objectionable
by hillary desouza on Jan 13, 2012 02:39 AM
By the way I dont live in India and I am not Indian.The point is no one who runs a car programme is entitled to make racial comments and judge another culture.It is not true that all Indians are dirty or live in slums or live hand to mouth.Clarkson is steryotyping an entire society and that is wrong.It is for the Indian peeople to manage their own behaviour and image.

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