Ravi Kishan has recently become a trending topic on social media following a slip of the tongue involving Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. The BJP MP was making remarks about Gandhi’s alleged behaviour towards party workers when he mistakenly referred to Gandhi as a future Prime Minister. This comment has since gone viral, capturing the attention of netizens.

While criticising Gandhi for reportedly elbowing a party worker, Kishan stated, “Jab aap PM banoge…” which translates to “When you become Prime Minister.” This unintended phrase has led to widespread discussion online, with many users sharing and commenting on the incident.

Kishan’s comments were made during a media interaction where he expressed concern over Gandhi’s treatment of his party members. He stated, “It is unfortunate that he is elbowing his own party workers. You are going to become the Prime Minister, but you are already elbowing your own workers.” This remark has generated significant engagement on various social media platforms.

Kishan’s Further Remarks on Gandhi’s Aspirations

Continuing his critique, Kishan questioned how many more elbows Gandhi might use if he were to assume the role of Prime Minister. He asked, “If you ever become Prime Minister, how many elbows will you throw at the country?” This line further emphasised Kishan’s intent to ridicule Gandhi’s political ambitions.

The term ‘kohni’ (elbow) became a focal point in Kishan’s address, as he repeatedly used it to mock Gandhi, even coining the phrase ‘kohinibaaz Prime Minister’. Kishan implied that if Gandhi was already treating his party workers poorly, it raised concerns about how he would govern the nation.

His remarks have not only drawn attention but also sparked a flurry of memes and comments on social media. Users have taken to platforms like Instagram to react, with one user sarcastically thanking Kishan for suggesting that Rahul Gandhi is preferable to the current Prime Minister. Others have chimed in with humorous takes, indicating that the incident has become a source of entertainment online.

Background of the Controversy

The controversy originated from a video shared by social media accounts linked to the BJP, which allegedly showed Rahul Gandhi elbowing a party worker during a protest against Gyanesh Kumar on Tuesday. This footage has circulated widely, with Kishan among the politicians using it to launch attacks on the Congress leader.

This is not the first instance where Kishan has targeted Gandhi over this particular incident. Earlier in the week, he accused Gandhi of “losing his mental balance” in relation to the same video. Kishan has also voiced criticisms of the Opposition, alleging that they are disrupting public life due to their inability to defeat the BJP in elections.

In his statements, Kishan has questioned the Opposition’s allegations regarding electoral malpractices, including claims of vote theft and irregularities in electronic voting machines. He argued that such protests are causing inconvenience to the public, particularly to those in urgent situations, such as patients needing ambulances.

As the situation develops, it is evident that Kishan’s remarks have taken centre stage, overshadowing the original context of his critique. While he aimed to question Gandhi’s conduct, the slip of the tongue has provided a new angle for discussion, illustrating how quickly narratives can shift in the realm of social media. The incident serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of online discourse.

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