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Bhagwant Mann's On Dharna Outside Parliament, Internet Is Having Fun

Darpan News Desk IANS, 18 Nov, 2016 01:10 PM
    Not being allowed to attend the Winter Session, Mann on Friday sat on a dharna outside the House with a placard that read, “Modi is afraid of me, so he keeps me out of the Parliament.” 
     
    A photograph of Mann sitting in protest was tweeted by AAP convener on Twitter to garner support as the party has been claiming Mann’s ouster as “political conspiracy”. 
     
     
    However, what followed next on the social media was hilarious. Twitterati took charge and had a field day photoshopping the text on Mann’s placard.
     
    Many users trolled the duo and posted various versions of alternative text slamming not only the Punjab MP but also Delhi CM. Some of the tweets were also loaded with profanity and labelled Mann as a drunkard.
     
    Here are few reactions by the Netizens:
     
     
     

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