E Sreedharan shuts NDTV up, slams media for being purchased by opposition

E Sreedharan, fondly often called ‘Metro man’ for his position in constructing the Delhi Metro, slammed the ‘paid’ media for its bias in opposition to the BJP authorities. In an interview with NDTV, E Sreedharan, who lately joined the BJP, lashed out on the NDTV reporter, when she tried to place phrases into his mouth, insinuating that India has change into polarised and communalised beneath Modi’s regime.
“Not at all, these theories are only peddled by those who don’t like the Modi government. The majority of people have accepted Modi. See how the country has progressed today. People opposing Modi are finding small errors. That is not fair. If Modi wasn’t the PM, Jammu & Kashmir would have gone away from India. Don’t take a small thing and make it into a mountain”, E Sreedharan tore into the NDTV reporter when requested whether or not India was a greater place in the course of the Congress regime.
#NDTVExclusive | “People opposing Modi are finding small errors. That is not fair. If Modi wasn’t the PM, Jammu & Kashmir would have gone away from India. Don’t take a small thing and make it into a mountain”: E Sreedharan, BJP candidate in Kerala pic.twitter.com/RpQ9qoZrLl— NDTV (@ndtv) March 19, 2021
Don’t make a mountain of a molehill, E Sreedharan lambastes at NDTV journalist
When the NDTV reporter speaks concerning the inconvenience induced to the individuals of Jammu and Kashmir because of the longest Internet shutdown within the valley, Sreedharan lambasted that these are the small, little sacrifices one has to do for the sake of the nation. Don’t make a mountain of a molehill, that is unfair and what sadly our media is doing, the media which is being bought by the opposition events, stated the riled Metro Man.
“Please don’t ask me these sort of questions, ask me positive questions please”, lambasted Sreedharan on the NDTV interviewer.
For the uninitiated, the Central Government had blocked the cellular internet entry in August 2019 after the Centre introduced the revocation of its particular standing and bifurcation of the state into two UTs – Ladakh and Jammu and Kashmir.
Interestingly, many instances in between the 5-minute snippet of the interview shared by the channel on its official Twitter deal with, the technocrat shuts up the journalist for asking him insignificant questions. While the journalist tries her greatest to hawk her anti-Modi narrative, E Sreedharan makes it very apparent that he’s not in accord along with her rationale.
Unwavering, the journalist furthers {that a} part of individuals are sad that E Sreedharan has joined BJP. Responding to NDTV’s query, Sreedharan cites an instance of how as soon as a journalist had solid aspersions at him, accusing him of favouring his members of the family with contracts when he was the MD of Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Limited (DMRC). “Is this any way to vilify a person? Why is our media going to such low levels? Why don’t you see the good things instead of concentrating on negatives”, questioned E Sreedharan, talking to NDTV.
Puncturing NDTV journalist’s claims that BJP solely indulges in favouritism and communalism, the previous chief of Delhi Metro says that it was mistaken to painting BJP as a communal occasion at this time within the nation. In truth, all of the political events who’ve been in energy up to now have solely labored for their very own individuals. They have distributed posts not on benefit however on political affiliations. The heads of all of the establishment, universities…chancellors, vice-chancellors all have been leftists, stated Sreedharan.
Saying so Dr Sreedharan wonders why media solely “wants to see the dark side of things and not the brighter side”. In a bit of recommendation for all of the leftist-biased media, technocrat E Sreedharan says that “media should join the struggle to bring the country forward”.
Speaking about how BJP has emerged in Kerala, the 88-year-old technocrat stated that BJP’s progress trajectory within the state has been commendable. In the final 7 years, the expansion of the BJP in Kerala has been super. The outcomes of the upcoming election will present how BJP has grown in the previous couple of years.
On March 4, 2021, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) introduced that E Sreedharan could be the occasion’s chief ministerial candidate for the upcoming Kerala Assembly elections.
The 2021 Kerala Legislative Assembly election is scheduled to be held in Kerala in April 2021.