SCRIPT GOES WRONG FOR RAHUL GANDHI; TWITTER JOKES ABOUT HIS 'SPEECH'

[samlove]

A screenshot of the front page of The Telegraph that shows Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi holding a transcript of his speech in Lok Sabha

Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi became a butt of social media jokes on Thursday, after a photograph of him entering Parliament with a transcript of his speech went viral.
By the evening, a hashtag ridiculing the Congress leader had started trending on Twitter.
"Does Rahul Gandhi himself know or understand what he says?" BJP leader Nupur Sharma tweeted.
Giriraj Singh, another BJP leader, posted: "I think some thing is missing in this sheet...like...'I am Rahul Gandhi and I m from congress'".
It all started after The Telegraph newspaper printed a photo on its front page that showed the Congress leader holding a sheaf of papers.
“Log PM Modi ko sunna chahte hai, woh unki rai janna chahte hai, Modigate par, Vyapam par,” the first point said. The letters were distinctly visible in the close-up photo.
Also, scribbled on the piece of the paper were messages such as: “People want to hear Prime Minister Modi, they want to know his opinion, on Modigate, on Vyapam” and the “3 monkeys of Gandhiji”.
These were some of the points Gandhi mentioned in his speech during a debate in the Lok Sabha on the Lalit Modi controversy on Wednesday.
On Thursday, finance minister Arun Jaitley criticised Gandhi, saying "he cannot make a distinction between parliamentary speech and sloganeering and the more he grows old, the more he is immature".
Twitteratti snatched the opportunity to mock the Congress leader, who is no stranger to such treatment on the social media. During Gandhi's sabbatical earlier this year, memes and posts flooded Twitter to question his sudden disappearance.

 

[GURU DUTT]

A screenshot of the front page of The Telegraph that shows Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi holding a transcript of his speech in Lok Sabha

Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi became a butt of social media jokes on Thursday, after a photograph of him entering Parliament with a transcript of his speech went viral.
By the evening, a hashtag ridiculing the Congress leader had started trending on Twitter.
"Does Rahul Gandhi himself know or understand what he says?" BJP leader Nupur Sharma tweeted.
Giriraj Singh, another BJP leader, posted: "I think some thing is missing in this sheet...like...'I am Rahul Gandhi and I m from congress'".
It all started after The Telegraph newspaper printed a photo on its front page that showed the Congress leader holding a sheaf of papers.
“Log PM Modi ko sunna chahte hai, woh unki rai janna chahte hai, Modigate par, Vyapam par,” the first point said. The letters were distinctly visible in the close-up photo.
Also, scribbled on the piece of the paper were messages such as: “People want to hear Prime Minister Modi, they want to know his opinion, on Modigate, on Vyapam” and the “3 monkeys of Gandhiji”.
These were some of the points Gandhi mentioned in his speech during a debate in the Lok Sabha on the Lalit Modi controversy on Wednesday.
On Thursday, finance minister Arun Jaitley criticised Gandhi, saying "he cannot make a distinction between parliamentary speech and sloganeering and the more he grows old, the more he is immature".
Twitteratti snatched the opportunity to mock the Congress leader, who is no stranger to such treatment on the social media. During Gandhi's sabbatical earlier this year, memes and posts flooded Twitter to question his sudden disappearance.

can you post some of the most noted memes on social media regarding this episode

 

[Styx]

they don't call him pappu for nothing.

 

[Mohd. Kamran]

Congress will be lot better without two duplicate gandhis. Those two suppose to be in BJP side as they got more seat due to those two.

 

[samlove]

i am not a supporter of congress but his sister is much better speaker and thinker then him but momy will not allow daughter to take over son in politics so they are doomed.

 

[proud_indian]

Congress will be lot better without two duplicate gandhis. Those two suppose to be in BJP side as they got more seat due to those two.

ye dusra kaun hai bhai?

 

[Mohd. Kamran]

ye dusra kaun hai bhai?

Maa ,beta

 

[GreenApple]

Get rid of rahul for better congress, and India..