#ModiInsultsIndia trends on back of PM's anti-Indian comment during China trip
The hashtag #ModiInsultsIndia was not only trending in India, but worldwide on the back of Modi's insulting comments in China where he said, "Earlier you felt ashamed of being born Indian, now you feel proud to represent the country. Indians abroad had all hoped for a change in government last year"
With only a week left for the BJP government to complete a year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been trending on Twitter in the last few days.
From hashtags like #NikammiModiSarkar, #ModiInChina, #ModiInMongolia, he has been all over the place on the social media. On Tuesday, #ModiInsultsIndia was trending on Twitter not only in India but also worldwide, on back of remarks he made in China and South Korea where he said that before his government came to power, people were ashamed of being born as Indians.
According to a media report, Modi was quoted as saying: Earlier you felt ashamed of being born Indian. Now you feel proud to represent the country. Indians abroad had all hoped for a change in the government last year.
Immediately, people took to Twitter to express their anger and disappointment of having a PM who himself is ashamed of being born as an Indian. He had left for his foreign trip which includes China, Mongolia and South Korea on Thursday, May 14.
By late Tuesday afternoon, #ModiInsultsIndia had garnered more than 43,000 Tweets.
India was not ashamed despite your shenanigans in Gujarat. India is more, much more than you can ever understand #ModiInsultsIndia
— Pawan Khera (@Pawankhera) May 19, 2015
Never felt ashamed of this country, but now when PM makes such statement, I felt the need to be ashamed.. Ashamed of him #ModiInsultsIndia
— parth sanghani (@parthsanghani) May 19, 2015
So, about those unpatriotic, anti-national elements with no pride in India your gormint keeps warning you about... #ModiInsultsIndia
— Nilanjana Roy (@nilanjanaroy) May 19, 2015
Sorry Bhakts, you tried hard, but your sub-standard, low-thinking leader cannot stop the unstoppable juggernaut of truth, #ModiInsultsIndia
— Sanjay Jha (@JhaSanjay) May 19, 2015
Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out & remove all doubt~Abraham Lincoln #ModiInsultsIndia pic.twitter.com/2zpDF87bTc
— Dhilip (@Dhilip_DX) May 19, 2015
31 % of idiots insulted India in May 2014 by electing an idiot for the top post. Live with insults till 2019 #ModiInsultsIndia
— Arun Mysore (@arunmsk) May 19, 2015
Speak for yourself Sir. Strictly Yourself. #ModiInsultsIndia
— Anubhav Sinha (@anubhavsinha) May 19, 2015
#ModiInsultsIndia is a worldwide top trend because it has offended the sensibilities of every Indian. A national disgrace beyond description
— Sanjay Jha (@JhaSanjay) May 19, 2015
