पत्रकार की खाल में कुछ दलाल घूम रहे हैं। समय आ गया है अब इनका नाम लेकर जनता में इनकी पोल खोलने का(2/2) pic.twitter.com/gZfbEWGkCY



— Arvind Kejriwal (@ArvindKejriwal) January 29, 2017

It should be investigated who are these agencies and how they do opinion poll. Few of them should be prosecuted for forgery and fraud.



— ashutosh (@ashutosh83B) January 29, 2017

I am not poll expert. But something called sense and feel and on that account I can say

75-80 AAP

20-25 Congress

8-12 Akali

In Punjab



— ASHUTOSH MISHRA (@ashu3page) January 29, 2017

जब नेताओं को भ्रष्ट बोला तो मीडिया के साथी ख़ुश थे आज मीडिया के दलालों की पोल खुल रही है तो मीडिया मित्रों को तकलीफ़ हो रही है ।



— ashutosh (@ashutosh83B) January 30, 2017

जैसे भाजपा कोंग्रेस अकाली दल वाले एक दूसरे को बचाते हैं, वैसे मीडिया वाले भी एक दूसरे की दलाली को क्यों बचाते हैं? क्या फ़र्क़ रह गया? https://t.co/MWQo2Nvugx



— Arvind Kejriwal (@ArvindKejriwal) January 30, 2017

समय आ गया जब मीडिया के भ्रष्टाचार पर खुल के चर्चा हो, नाम ले ले कर चर्चा हो, किसके पास कितनी सम्पत्ति है, किसका पैसा किस चैनल में लगा है



— Arvind Kejriwal (@ArvindKejriwal) January 30, 2017

NEW DELHI: Perhaps inspired by US President Donald Trump , AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal today went on an extended rant against journalists for carrying what he called “paid/fake news”, after a media survey showed his party losing the upcoming Punjab Assembly elections. And a la Trump, he did this on Twitter.“There are some (power) brokers walking around disguised as journalists. It is time they are named and exposed to the public,” Kejriwal tweeted last night. “Could this survey (result) be even possible unless someone’s been paid to carry it. This is the limit of shamelessness,” the Delhi chief minister tweeted.Kejriwal’s party colleague Ashutosh also tweeted about the survey which gave AAP only between 14 and 19 seats in the Punjab Assembly:For AAP, the February 4 Punjab and Goa elections will determine whether it can emerge as a truly national party.Kejriwal continued blasting the media today. When someone on Twitter suggested to Kejriwal that a “difference of opinion is entirely feasible”, he shot back, implying journalists just watch each other’s backs.“If your friends are engaged in such power-broking you call it a ‘difference of opinion’. If we raise our voice against injustices, we are called wrong,” he said.Then, he and party colleague Ashutosh tweeted each other agreeing with what the other said.Ashutosh: “When we called politicians corrupt, the media was thrilled. Now, when we expose the media’s corruption, our journalist friends don’t like it.”Kejriwal’s reply: “Just like the BJP and the Akali Dal protect each other, journalists are protecting other journalists.” In referring to the BJP and the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) – who are in an electoral alliance in Punjab – Kejriwal was regurgitating an earlier allegation that the two parties have “looted Punjab” in concert. In fact, Kejriwal believes the Congress and the SAD also have some sort of secret deal going on.The Delhi chief minister then said “it’s time the media’s corruption is discussed openly, by naming names. Who has how much wealth, who has invested in which TV channel.”And all of this before it was even noon.