The post was deleted.twitter..The mistake by Rahul Gandhi occurred while he was sharing a story on his Facebook on Sainik Schools in Mizoram opening its doors to girls after over half a century. The erroneous post exposed the Congress chief to sharp criticism ahead of the assembly polls in the northeastern state.
In 2014, soon after Narendra Modi became the Prime Minister, he referred to Bhutan as "Nepal" while addressing the joint session of the neighbouring nation&deer print faux fur fabric39;s parliament in Thimpu. Rahul Gandhi go and write this a hundred times, “Mizoram and Manipur are two different states in the North East of India and I will remember that for the rest of my term as President of the Congress party!” (Edits note after being called out!) pic. Last year, he posted a table detailing the rise in prices of certain commodities, including LPG, lentils, tomatoes, onions and milk, but got the numbers wrong.On Twitter, BJP IT cell head Amit Malviya posted a screenshot of the Congress president’s post, saying "Rahul Gandhi shares an article on Mizoram and writes Manipur.In a speech in April.
This is not the first the Congress president has mistakenly presented incorrect information on social media. The only problem was, he referred to the state as Manipur.Leaders from other parties too have fallen prey to accidental slip-of-tongue. It is this ignorance about the Northeast that is so # problematic!”“Rahul Gandhi go and write this a hundred times, ‘Mizoram and Manipur are two different states in the North East of India and I will remember that for the rest of my term as President of the Congress party!” (Edits note after being called out!),” Malviya tweeted, in a jibe at Rahul Gandhi after he shared the post again.
The BJP president wanted to say Siddaramiah.New Delhi: The BJP mocked Congress President Rahul Gandhi after he mistakenly referred to Mizoram as Manipur on Facebook on Monday. He later deleted the tweet and posted another with a corrected table. Minutes later, the Congress president shared a new post along with the story again, making the necessary correction.During the Karnataka elections, BJP president Amit Shah in a faux pas said that the government of BS Yeddyurappa, who is the Karnataka BJP chief, was corrupt while the latter was seated right next to him
