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Ranveer, the problem isn't your political leanings but an amoral ignorance, which you claim as an excuse, if not a virtue, for your actions. You are neither left, right, nor center. The truth is your leanings if any, are momentary, and wholly motivated by self-interest. In the digital ecology, it means obeying the 'law of reach.' Here, views, average watch time, and celebrity co-branding matter more to you than framing a conversation that advances social welfare. The issue with such an approach is that it avoids all norms of media ethics and taking ownership on the platform you provide to your guests. What else explains -- a video titled, "Career Hack Used by Hitler"? An association/collaboration with MyGov for interviews with Cabinet Ministers without a clear notice to your viewers? I hope you engage with criticisms such as mine, even response videos from folks such as @Memeghnad. Your audience, scores of whom are young Indian men deserve an improved standard of discourse irrespective of whatever political leanings you hold. Own up and take accountability for your work.