Carla Bruni-Sarkozy calls France TV 'left-wing television'

London, May 17 (ANI): Carla Bruni-Sarkozy has launched a furious attack on her country's national broadcaster after her husband Nicolas Sarkozy was reportedly victimised.

She is said to have accused the broadcaster saying: "It's not France Television anymore, it's left-wing television!"

The 44-year-old multimillionaire heiress is still reeling from her hubby losing the presidential election ten days ago.

Sarkozy, a right-wing conservative, was widely considered to be the most unpopular head of state in French history before he was rejected after just one term in office.

He was replaced by Francois Hollande, France's first Socialist president in 17 years - prompting Bruni-Sarkozy to suggest a conspiracy theory.

She told Le Point political weekly that Sarkozy had been victimised by a "relentless" group of left wing journalists working for France Television, the state owned company which incorporates channels including France 2 and France 3, saying all made up "left wing television," the Daily Mail reportedruni-Sarkozy spent much of the election campaign defending "my man" against what she saw as character attacks, and said she had also been victimised.

"There's this girl called Carla Bruni who does things that I do not do, who says things I do not say," she said, accusing reporters of creating an unpopular "clone" of her. (ANI)