So, after a much long time, BJP’s IT cell had found yet another reason to aim at their favourite hotspot, i.e. Rahul Gandhi. This time the IT cell is busy targeting Gandhi for his visit at a pub in Nepal. Surprisingly,(actually not that surprising) the issue found its base and created a lot of buzz and the netizens decided to get into someone’s private space.
Gandhi, also an MP from Wayanad, went into news after a video of him went viral in which he was partying with his associates. As the video went viral, BJP’s social army reacted on the issue in one stroke. Many of its leaders including those in the cabinet took a dig at Gandhi for partying.
Not just Malviya, but senior BJP leader and Union Minister Kiran Rijiju too reacted over the internet by saying,” Regular Parties, Vacations, Holidays, Pleasure Trips, Private Foreign Visits etc are nothing new to the nation now. As a private citizen there's no issue at all but when an MP, a permanent boss of a national political party who keeps preaching others....."
However the list doesn't go to an end here, many leaders across the nation took the issue hand in hand and questioned apparently what the hell the MP of Wayanad was doing there.
However, when the issue captured much attention, the party then responded over it. Senior Congress leader and spokesperson Randeep Surjewala responded over the issue and told that the former President went to a wedding of his friend. Surjewala further slammed by saying ,”It has still not become a crime in this country to attend a marriage. Maybe after today, the BJP may decide (if) it is illegal to attend a marriage and a crime to have friends.”
Why this Ruckus then? This question holds no answer to this. However, in our country, people with social life hold a special reputation to which some might disagree. Celebrities here are considered as the most ideal person for them, someone who could never disappoint them. Gandhi had been presently facing a lot of challenges, both for his party and him as well, hence he should have avoided such visits.
