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With the video of Prime Minister Narendra Modis latest Mann ki Baat, his monthly radio address, being flooded with dislikes by YouTube users, the Bharatiya Janata Party has dismissed them as an opposition ploy.
BJP social media chief Amit Malviya said only 2 per cent of those hitting the dislike icon are from India, while national spokesperson Dr Bizay Sonkar Shastri told ThePrint that the dislikes were instigated by the Congress.
On Monday, BJP social media chief Amit Malviya cited YouTube data to claim only 2 percent of those dislikes are from India.
The video was posted on YouTube Sunday on the channels of the Prime Ministers Office (PMO), the Press Information Bureau (PIB) and the BJP, among others. Soon, it started garnering negative reviews, with the campaign appearing to be led by students resentful about the governments decision to hold JEE-NEET
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10 , With the video of Prime Minister Narendra Modis latest Mann ki Baat, his monthly radio address, being flooded with dislikes by YouTube users, the Bharatiya Janata Party has dismissed them as an opposition ploy. BJP social media chief Amit Malviya said only 2 per cent of those hitting the dislike icon are from India, while national spokesperson Dr Bizay Sonkar Shastri told ThePrint that the dislikes were instigated by the Congress. On Monday, BJP social media chief Amit Malviya cited YouTube data to claim only 2 percent of those dislikes are from India. The video was posted on YouTube Sunday on the channels of the Prime Ministers Office (PMO), the Press Information Bureau (PIB) and the BJP, among others. Soon, it started garnering negative reviews, with the campaign appearing to be led by students resentful about the governments decision to hold JEE-NEET