@TimesNow@shafali_nigam@jyotimishra999@anchoramitaw Pathetic Godi media. Stop behaving like the ruling party’s lapdog and propaganda machine. Try practising real journalism for once: report facts, question those in power, and stop manufacturing victimhood whenever people challenge your biased coverage.
@ReutersAsia Coward Modi keeps hiding from accountability while Rahul Gandhi stands on the streets, faces the people, and fights openly against injustice. One runs from questions, the other confronts power. India can clearly see who has courage and who only has propaganda.
@AtishiAAP Calling Congress and the BJP “one unit” is not analysis. It is a convenient distortion that weakens the opposition and benefits the very party you now claim to oppose. Before questioning Rahul Gandhi’s courage, perhaps reflect honestly on your own role and political choices.
@AtishiAAP You were part of the Anna Hazare movement that helped create the political climate in which the BJP rose to power. Yet today, instead of acknowledging that history, you attack Rahul Gandhi and Congress, who are openly confronting the BJP.
#ShamelessAAP
@dpradhanbjp@RahulGandhi@INCIndia Aren’t you ashamed of blaming others for your own incompetence and that of your shameless leaders? Stop deflecting responsibility and answer the students. Shame on you.
@HelleLyngSvends Don’t worry about the Modi fan club. Some act like cheerleaders, some call themselves journalists, but noise is not the same as debate. Keep talking about press freedom and asking difficult questions.
@PiyushGoyal Criticizing a government is not hating India. Respect for India comes from the nation and its institutions, not blind praise of any leader. Debate the points, do better, and deliver results.
@KenRoth@mediacrooks He stumbles when faced with real questions. The only ones he seems comfortable answering are “Do you eat mangoes?” style questions, usually from friendly journalists.
@jaypanicker Maybe spend some time teaching Modi to do his job instead of defending him. Foreign trips and brand promotion are not substitutes for governance.
@HelleLyngSvends Indian media is a joke. Many so called journalists seem to be on the government payroll. You did the right thing by exposing the weakness of a manufactured leader. Well done.