Twitter fan turns Modi critic

January 07, 2016 11:07

Ever since Narendra Modi became prime minister in May 2014, his critics have not wasted a single moment or opportunity to harangue him but through it all his steadfast supporters have remained loyal.

As Modi nears the completion of two years in office, even the ardent NaMo fans (or bhakts, as they are referred to) is slowly beginning to lose patience at the way things are being run. Or not being run, it seems.

A straw in the wind, if you can call it that, is journalist Ravinar, who tweets as MediaCrooks and who has in the past held the flag aloft for Modi.

This morning he tweeted:

'Im not impressed by Madison Sq garden or NRI trips or Mann ki baat... Get down to business now @NarendraModi... Theres no second chance...'

'Empty blabber can only get you so far during euphoria... How are you going to protect & serve India? Answer that...'

'We worked very hard to expose and throw out corrupt Congress.... @narendramodi Whats the difference YOU are making? NOTHING SO FAR...'

So what next, will he now become the target of trolling by the other Modi fans?

This is what MediaCrooks has to say: 'Hahahahhaha... Nobody likes me... Im used to it... Im just trying hard to find a pink lipstick... LOL!'

Things should get livelier than they already are!

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