What nonsense. My extended family is Indian and I have no interest in being racist toward Indians or anyone else.
The claim made by the BBC, however, is frankly staggering.
Burying heads in the sand and screaming "racist" helps nobody - especially if there is an issue here which could put lives at risk.
I know we live in an era where feelings are all-important, and minor stuff like ensuring doctors are qualified to practice are not really as important as being PC.
India is a corrupt country run by those with power and money fir their own benefit.
You can buy a degree from any university.
I'm well aware of this.
These are issues stemming from their culture and history. Britain played a huge part in their recent history.
What is it in America, 50% of African American males have a criminal record. That's because of the system put in place by those in power.
The issue is none of you can understand India because you have never lived there. All you see is some news headlines.
I know how things are done over there my uncle was a politician before he passed away and now his son took his place.
When someone needed something done they would take him along. Like getting a license for a shotgun or to buy some land. Of course he would get something out of it.
I remember us going out for the day and there was a police road check going on where they stop every car and if they find anything wrong they ask for money or you go to jail. That money goes in their pockets. He happily stopped and they all knew who he was and didn't check anything instead he chatted with them for a few minutes and we were on our way.
The country works nothing like it does over here. So you cannot hold it to the same standard.
If you were born into a system like that then guess what chances are you too would be corrupt. Just like if you too were born African American in America in a place like Compton you too would have a criminal record.
The people discussing the issue on here have no real clue what they are talking about. Like I said before. You have never walked in their shoes. Judging them by the standards of your own experiences vastly different to theirs.
Its going to take at least a century for India to sort itself out possibly two or three. The problem is that so many are out for themselves because the poverty situation over there is so bad and once you have power it's easy to use it against those beneath your standing.
But please go ahead educate me more on a country I've stayed in for over a year and I speak the lingo and I've been all over goa, bombay, Delhi, agra, all over punjab and uttar pradesh.
No wonder they all want to leave its literally a mess over there. So they seek better lives elsewhere if they can. It's easy to get into the UK if you are a doctor and it's easy to buy a degree. Hell I'd do it if I lived over there.