But in fact today, of all days, Modi is actually going public. He has roped in actor Ajay Devgan to anchor his Google Hangout Session tonight. Modi is trying to give the impression that he is taking on the world and his detractors head on. But all that's just part of an elaborately crafted PR strategy. And distinct double standards on Modi's part come through too. When the Centre imposed a ban on Twitter soon after the Assam riots, Modi went to town blackening his picture and protesting on the microblogging site. But today's question-answer session has all been decided, answered and locked up. Modi won't be taking any questions. In effect Modi will be censoring his own show. And using it as a social media device to whitewash his own image.
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