Assembly Elections 2018 Results: As the election results pour, Twitter takes on Rahul Gandhi, say 'ab Pappu pass hogya'
Assembly Elections 2018 Results: As the election results pour, Twitter takes on Rahul Gandhi, say 'ab Pappu pass hogya'
Results of the assembly elections in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Telangana and Mizoram will be out today. Of which result in Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh are seen in favour of the Congress. Congress leaders are stingy with this victory and are giving credit to party chief Rahul Gandhi. On the other hand, various people on social media are taking the trends sarcastically and sharing several MeMes. Tweeple's takes on Rahul Gandhi and tweeting, 'Pappu Pass hogya.'
Tweeple sharing some Memes on Rahul Gandhi's victory and some on the condition of BJP in the 2019 polls semi-final. A user named Abhinav Shrivastav wrote on Twitter after the results came that 'Pappu pass hogya'. At the same time, a user named Mohammad Abdel Abdullah has posted a video of two people running and captioned: 'The latest status of BJP and Congress in Madhya Pradesh.'
A user posted a GIF in which a person seems to break the TV. In the caption, he has written that at present, the condition of the supporters of BJP on trends. One user, Tanmay Chandniwala, wrote that the votes cut in Rajasthan are the same people who had to download Padmavat Torrent and watch it.
Here some of the Twitter reaction on Congress victory in Assembly elections 2018.
Let us tell you that the assembly elections in five states started from 12th November to 7th December. Two phases polling in Chhattisgarh were voted on November 12 and November 20. In Madhya Pradesh and Mizoram, on November 28 in Rajasthan and Telangana, votes were cast on December 7.
Everyone's eyes are on these election results. Of these, three are from Hindi Heartland. These elections will give a new direction to the politics of the country. Since December 11, the winter session of Parliament has also started. The threat of election results will also be heard in Parliament.