In this explosive episode of Genzistan, Tushar questions one of the biggest political realities of modern India — why has Prime Minister Narendra Modi avoided open press conferences for more than 12 years? The video begins by recalling former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s 2014 press conference where he calmly answered 64 questions from journalists. Since then, Indian politics and media culture have changed dramatically. Today, instead of facing tough questions from independent journalists, the Prime Minister mostly appears in carefully controlled interviews and scripted media interactions. The discussion gained momentum after PM Modi’s recent Norway visit, where a foreign journalist questioned him about press freedom in India during a press briefing. Instead of directly responding, Modi walked away, triggering massive reactions online. Soon after, sections of the Indian media started targeting the journalist rather than debating the actual question. The video also highlights how distractions, PR narratives, and viral “Melody Toffee” moments are allegedly used to divert public attention from serious issues. This episode takes a sharp look at the role of godi media, the disappearance of independent journalism, and the growing fear of criticism in Indian politics. It also discusses censorship, suspended social media pages, UAPA cases, media intimidation, paper leaks, inflation, unemployment, corporate favoritism, declining press freedom, and the gap between the government’s image-building and ground reality. With satire, political commentary, and hard-hitting questions, this video explores whether India’s democracy is becoming less accountable to ordinary citizens. Watch till the end and share your opinion in the comments. If you like political analysis, current affairs, and fearless discussions on Indian politics, make sure to like, share, and subscribe to Molitics for more videos.

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