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(BBC) which recently released a shoddy research branding Nationalists as the driving force behind fake news only to later retract the generalisation slyly, has come up with a cartoon that incites further hate against Brahmins.

The BBC must come out clean and admit that it's research on Fake News on does not adhere to academic standards and issue an unconditional apology.

The BBC in its amended report on its research on Fake News has corrected only minor mistakes while ignoring the great flaws in their research.

I’d love to see a BBC staffer go flying in a plane at 30,000 feet that has only been “ethnographically tested”.

BBC 'fake news' research on Kenya and Nigeria pulled down too

Here are just 20 instances of fake news that were furthered by the BBC

The BBC has been busy removing its Fake News research from its website, uploading it, then removing it again.

BBC had recently published a 'research' paper on fake news which had created quite the brouhaha. The research was conducted based on shoddy methodology, based on questionable sources and had been comprehensively debunked by OpIndia.com

BBC has chosen to throw caution, diligence and integrity to the wind.

BBC's research is an assault on intellectual and academic rigour.