Twitter Erupts On Rahul Gandhi’s TRS Dynastic Rule Statement
It is ironic that Rahul Gandhi, of all the people, referring to TRS, should comment on dynastic rule in Telangana. It did not take long for Twitterati to go ballistic. KTR was acerbic in his cryptic tweet:
Irony just died a thousand deaths https://t.co/gNMigmtKfe — KTR (@KTRTRS) August 14, 2018
And there were others....
Like for instance a simple reminder about the dynasty which was in power at the Centre for most of India’s post-Independence years:
"Joke of The Millennium ". ???. pic.twitter.com/NHr4Pqcpk9 — PAWAN KUMAR. (@pawankumar22m) August 14, 2018
And other such...
Chup.. chup kar varna nani ke ghar bhej dundi pic.twitter.com/7DcIPGuIn0 — trollpool-2 (@niralsoni) August 14, 2018 My family is starving for four years. pic.twitter.com/QN0V5M1QmB — ☆☆☆Hari?Das☆☆☆ (@HariDas04154996) August 14, 2018 This ad man is really hilarious? His family ruled, rather ruined India, for 7 decades under family rule and accusing Telengana of family rule. — KSV SUBRAMANIAN (@KSVSUBRAMANIAN) August 14, 2018
The irony was certainly not lost on users of the social media:
I am sure who ever writes his speeches never wants to see him as the PM...a man who has nothing but family name to claim the PM's chair talks against family rule..irony just jumped from Charminar ?? — Anubrata Choudhury (@anubratach) August 14, 2018
Rahul Gandhi should have known better than to criticise KCR and the ruling TRS on dynastic rule. After all, his claim to fame rests on his surname.
