Met Prime Minister Modi this morning. Speaking in fluent English, PM unveiled his priorities, clearly very earnest! pic.twitter.com/fSE8TP8Xx5
— Malini Parthasarathy (@MaliniP) August 25, 2014
Editor of The Hindu News Paper Malini Parthasarathy today met PM Modi. The meeting is a significant development in the wake of by poll debacles faced by BJP and the upcoming assembly elections in states like Maharashtra and Bihar. The falling graph of Modi's popularity may have prompted the BJP think tank to shift its media focus and PM Modi is starting to communicate with the media on a one to one basis.
It was interesting to note that Modi took the twitter route to communicate with the masses directly, almost by passing the media.
Modi known for his innovative mass contact skills took the media by surprise when he chose to not to take media entourage during his recent Saarc Nation tour to Bhutan and Nepal.
Seems people have already started to vote for "Modi Mukt Bharat ". #ModiApprovalRating #BypollDebacle #Bihar #Karnataka
— Vinod Mehta (@DrunkVinodMehta) August 25, 2014
CSDS post poll shows about One in four of those who voted for BJP said they would not have voted for BJP if Modi was not leader
— Rajdeep Sardesai (@sardesairajdeep) August 25, 2014
