Since the story broke, Times Now has been demanding Sushma Swaraj’s resignation alleging that the minister had abused her powers to facilitate the travel of a “fugitive” in violation of the law. Even as Lalit Modi kept up a steady drum-roll about the upcoming press conference, Times Now mounted a counter narrative through the day. While Modi’s lawyer Abdi was saying that there was no "Blue Corner" notice against Modi, the national news channel ran tickers saying “Lawyer mumbles old facts”.As the lawyer defended Modi, Times Now listed his alleged violations in a series of tickers, and also presumably statements such as “Lalit’s lawyer clears Lalit”, “Damp squib news conference”.We have taken some screenshots that will tell you the story that there is no love lost between Lalit Modi and the channel.     Read- So what happened at Lalit Modi's bombshell press meet?Read- Times Now questions Sushma Swaraj, fellow journalists grill Arnab