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No PM after being elected should ever again be allowed to abdicate his responsibilities and go missing during every crisis.

To strengthen democracy in INDIA, the entire MEDIA should come together and demand a LAW which makes it mandatory forever for any PM of INDIA to interact with the media once every fortnight at least for 60 min, & take a minimum of 15 questions from different journalists - 5 each from leading print media, electronic media & online media - with top 20 media houses from each field getting minimum of one chance by rotation to ask questions every two months. This will permanently end the godi media fraud.
We can never ever again let a leader of India be unanswerable to it’s people - who are represented by the media - or develop a cosy relationship with a few media houses and keep the people of the INDIA in dark.
Those who say I unnecessarily criticise Modi should know as recently as Aug 2020 I had written praised New Education Policy https://www.facebook.com/76429890015/posts/10158986410910016/ and must read this article I had written on him...
“The Lord, The Father & the Pradhan Sevak”
>>>Leadership lessons from Krishna, Gandhi & Narendra Modi<<<
Apart from these two recent ones before many people even thought of Modi as the next PM in July 2012 I had suggested that this was his golden chance ( http://www.thesundayindian.com/.../as-the-only.../38145/ )
And even before he won in 2014 I wrote in various papers on 12 reasons why he could be the best PM India has ever had (http://www.thesundayindian.com/.../12-reasons-why.../48936/).
It was a fight between Old Money versus vs New aspirations and the Victor was The latter (I had written long back in 2013 http://www.thesundayindian.com/.../the-modi-versus.../47182/).
It was a fight between the elitist English media’s India vs the media from the hinterland’s Bharat and Bharat won (I had written way back in 2012 http://www.thesundayindian.com/.../the-modi-and.../45324/).
They thought here is a Hindu fanatic who will whip up religious frenzy and rule India (I used to believe that was the creation of media and wrote in 2014 http://www.thesundayindian.com/.../modi-is-not.../48856/).
Everyone thought his presence would start riots but I wrote riots have practically disappeared (http://www.thesundayindian.com/.../terror-or-not.../49182/). Till then the Delhi riots hadn’t taken place.
Everyone criticised his demonetisation (of course I believed in it https://www.facebook.com/.../a.1015.../10155141910985016/... & https://www.facebook.com/76429890015/posts/10155128951585016?substory_index=0&sfns=mo ) and the fact is to a large extent that’s what brought him back to power the second time - because the poor in india believed that he had taken away the black money of the rich.
In 2018 I had even written about how he had given India an imaginative Budget https://www.facebook.com/76429890015/posts/10156489849790016/).
People said much later that he was competing with Nehru, the truth is as I wrote in my editorial after he completed his first 30 days way back in 2014 that he was showing qualities of leadership “beyond Nehru” (http://www.thesundayindian.com/.../beyond-nehru-30.../49016/).....
I don’t think there are many people who have written so much on him. I tried my best to believe in him... but have no hopes anymore.
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