[In the video, Modi is seen just dragging Mark Zuckerberg aside so that there is nothing in between him and the camera(s).
This provides a revealing peek into the psyche of the person occupying the high office of Indian Prime Minister. Nothing new of course. And, subtlety is, by the way, not his cup of tea. Last Republic Day, he had acted even more grossly. At the event, he unseated the Vice President, Hamid Ansari, to occupy the seat next to the US President Obama on the dais. Flagrantly flouting the protocol. Just visit the site hosting the following comment for a number of excellent revealing photographs, and, of course, the video.] http://scroll.in/article/690401/photos-modi-always-knows-where-the-camera-is SAY CHEESE By pulling Zuckerberg aside, Modi demonstrated that he always knows where the camera is Nobody comes between Modi and the cameras. Scroll Staff · Yesterday · 12:42 pm >From his social media feed and his website, it's clear that Prime Minister Narendra Modi loves facing the camera and posing for pictures. His talent for ensuring that the lens is constantly trained on him was highlighted yet again during his recently concluded visit to the United States when he visited the Facebook headquarters. A video that emerged from his meeting with the company's founder Mark Zuckerberg has left the internet in splits. As they're having a conversation, Modi firmly grabs Zuckerberg's arm and drags him aside so that the cameras have a clear view of the Indian prime minister. [Video: PM Modi Pulling Mark Zuckerberg Aside So That Camera Can Focus on H...] His penchant for knowing exactly where the camera was on abundant display last year, when he was in Australia. In every picture, he was seemed to be looking directly at the photographer. Baba Atlanti @BabaGlocal This just cannot be a coincidence. The guy is always looking at the camera. pic.twitter.com/ndrME5qZc7 Baba Atlanti @BabaGlocal Here! :-D pic.twitter.com/JJECraKSlW 9:18 PM - 17 Nov 2014 [Only Modi knows where is the camera: 4 interesting photographs.] It was also on display when he visited Europe. [Photograph] This one at a round-table discussion on infrastructure with French chief executive officers, Modi, as he always seen, is looking bang at the camera. Via Reddit. [Photograph] Modi and Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel at the inauguration of the India Pavilion at the Hannover Fair. Photo credit: Azhar Khan via Facebook. [Photograph] With businessmen. Photo credit: Fekubook via Facebook. [Photograph] Just as a reminder that he doesn't only do this on foreign trips, here's a classic from the end of March. Photo credit: gkhamba via Twitter. -- Peace Is Doable -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Green Youth Movement" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send an email to [email protected]. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/greenyouth. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
