Twitter account reminds users how many days PM Modi has spent without any press conference
New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) led by Narendra Modi came into power at the Centre in 2014, riding upon several promises and agendas proposed by it in their manifesto before the election.
Ever since the party led by Prime Minister Modi has been blamed for failing to fulfill all or most of the promises made by it.
Often, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is also trolled and schooled on social media platforms for not holding and addressing any press conference ever since he came into power.
A Twitter account by name “Official PeeingHuman” regularly remind users of micro-blogging site about how many days and weeks PM Modi has spent without holding or addressing any press conferences despite being the Prime Minister of the largest democracy in the world.
According to the tweet made by the account on Sunday, December 6, it has been 2396 days, 78 months, and 342 weeks (over 6 years and six months) since Modi came to power in 2014, but the PM has held no press conference till date.
The account further claimed that is keeping a count of the total days/months/years before PM Modi holds any press conference.
2396 days / 78 months / 342 weeks (over 6 years & 6 months) since Modi ji came to power in 2014.
— Official PeeingHuman (@thepeeinghuman) December 6, 2020
ZERO press conferences by the PM of the largest democracy in the world ?!
Keeping a count of the total days/months/years before PM Modi does a press conference, if ever.#MaunModi pic.twitter.com/sBhQHpnDE1
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Cambodian officials report 12 new deaths in fighting with Thailand, bringing total death toll to 32
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Gen. Maly Socheata, spokesperson for the Ministry of National Defense, told reporters Saturday that seven more civilians and five soldiers have died from two days of fighting. It earlier reported one fatality — a man who was killed when the pagoda he was hiding in got hit by Thai rockets.
Thailand has said that six of its soldiers and 13 civilians were killed, including children, while 29 soldiers and 30 civilians were wounded.
