Rahul Gandhi calls Scindia a 'BJP Backbencher'; Netizens react with memes

New Delhi: The atmosphere is always hot on social media for some or the other matter. Whether it is a matter of general public, a matter of celebrity or a politician. Sometimes things are praised, sometimes they are criticized. In this episode, once again former Congress President Rahul Gandhi is in the headlines.

Rahul Gandhi targets Scindia:

Because, he has made a strong statement about BJP leader Jyotiraditya Scindia, on which social media users have started to surround him. So, let's first know what is the matter?

https://twitter.com/parvezcivil/status/1369180946214178816?s=20

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi tweeted a taunt on Jyotiraditya Scindia. Rahul Gandhi wrote, "If Scindia had been with the Congress, he would have become the Chief Minister. But, he has become a backbencher in the BJP '.

https://twitter.com/kendentshering/status/1369131797829718020?s=20

Scindia trending on social media:

As soon as Rahul Gandhi made this statement, people on social media once again started cracking. Some people are taunting Rahul Gandhi, while some people are also supporting him. Not only this, 'Scindia' has also started trending on Twitter. First of all, see what Rahul Gandhi has tweeted.

https://twitter.com/reshmapatil2200/status/1369155192768274443?s=20

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There are fierce reactions to this statement on social media. Some people are also sharing this funny mimes and jokes. One user wrote, 'Like Sachin has become a pilot in Rajasthan'. Another user wrote, 'Those who could not make the national president of Congress in 2 years, now they are talking about making Scindia the chief minister'. Come, let's see what kind of reactions people are giving on this matter.

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