By Sanjeeb Kumar Sahoo
Ladies and gentlemen, I will write more about today’s Rahul Gandhi press conference at 6 p.m. soon, but first, I would like to say that when necessary, independent media outlets and YouTubers provide platforms to the Congress Party and other opposition political parties, allowing them to broadcast their news and stories.
However, the Congress party appears to ignore and deny them the opportunity to ask questions of India’s opposition leader, Rahul Gandhi, during a press conference.
The truth is that these days, the majority of Indians prefer to read political stories from independent media houses and watch and listen to news from independent media houses via YouTube. Independent media houses were trusted throughout India because they provided accurate news and video clips about the protests on the NEET paper leak that occurred at Jnatar Mantar from July 20 to July 26.
Interestingly, protesters did not allow big corporate media houses that run news channels to enter Protet’s ground – Jnatar Mantar.
Let’s get to the point: the Congress Communication team forgot to take the name of a PTI. A Hindi reporter asked Rahul Gandhi questions during his press conference, as the Congress Communication team allowed them to ask questions the last time Rahul Gandhi’s press conference was held, as they allowed both Hindi and English journalists to ask questions to Rahul Gandhi.
On the other hand, Congress party against of Adani, Ambani and but Congress media team proudly allowed Adani and Ambani led big corporate media houses to ask questions to Rahul Gandhi during press conference and also allowed to ask question Birla led IndiaToday group ask question to Rahul Gandhi.
And sometimes, the Congress party has been opposed to ANI, which is believed to support the Narendra Modi government. However, like other days, the Congress party is allowed to question Rahul Gandhi today.
And I would like to end by noting that whatever reply Rahul Gandhi delivered to the big corporate media houses’ queries, which I believe, will not be televised on their screens by IANS, ANI, PTI, CNN18, IndiaToday,
And Aditya Birla invested Rs 350 crores in Aroon Purie’s India Today Group while acquiring a 27% stake in 2012. Birla also frequently visits the RSS headquarters and attends various city RSS functions. In the meantime, Rahul Gandhi frequently criticises the RSS.
