Three things in discussion online around NaMo at this hour

Ahmedabad, 11 February 2014

When Narendra Modi is emerging as India’s clear choice for the post of PM ahead of the general elections, we find daily dose of plenty of activities taking place around him – online and offline, in favour and against, serious and funny, acceptable and unacceptable, normal and weird! Here are three things being discussed online on Tuesday morning with NaMo in centre:

Model’s photo shoot apparently to earn discussion encashing Modi mania

Now here is the picture of this actress called Meghna Patel. She claims to be Narendra Modi’s fan, and to show her support for the BJP she arranged a photo shoot featuring her lying amidst lotuses (BJP’s party symbol).

The BJP has distanced itself fom this act. Maharashtra BJP said that if she really wants to help, she should simply join regular campaigns which are more appropriate.

No wonder such act is being questioned online. On Facebook, a reader asks in comment section: How is this helping NaMo? Really hard to understand!!

Another commenter says: Its just a way to destroy Modi. And these stupid girl getting publicity from this.

Modi crosses one crore mark on Facebook

Another discussion on Modi is about he crossing one crore mark of followers on Facebook today. There’s no doubt that Modi is India’s top discussed leader on all online platforms. Lot of people are congratulating NaMo over this one crore mark development.

Readout this mainstream national news channel editor’s tweet

This discussion prominently going on via twitter is about well-known anti-Narendra Modi journalist Rajdeep Sardesai’s tweet in which he mentions Namo(Narendra Modi) and his pet dog Nemo in same line. At least we in Gujarat very well know the kind of journalism this chap is catering for last many years. His this tweet reveals his real nature. For last few years Arnab Goswami has made this gentleman tinier and somewhat irrelevant for those who believe in sensible journalism. Posting such tweets is good idea to stay in discussion. It’s good idea to get fierce reactions and later shouting victimization.