He added: "It is not that PM has not been talking but because of the media mix his message is not that strong as it should have been, but media is free in our country."
He also said the coverage of development related issues which the prime minister has spoken about has been higher in print media than television.
Parliament hasn't given PM enough chances to speak, says his media adviser
New Delhi: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has always preferred to talk about politics on the floor of the house, but in the last five years "parliament has not given him enough chances to speak", prime
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