After flying to Italy days before his 3 stunning moral victories in the North East elections, Rahul Gandhi flew to the other end of the world. At Singapore, Rahul had a panel discussion at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy in Singapore. While Rahul Gandhi was speaking with all seriousness, netizens found Rahul’s statements bizarre, incoherent and downright funny.
When Rahul explained what Singapore means to him, some on social media wondered if the video was real or was a cut-paste job by some slick editing:
Pappu did it again…!! pic.twitter.com/e75q5V3ipN
— LolmLol (@LOLiyapa) March 8, 2018
Rahul Gandhi’s innovative means of “measuring” the situation in J & K also drew hilarious reactions:
#RGInSingapore
I use to go, we use to go and count planes landing in Kashmir.. measuring situation in J&K pic.twitter.com/KyM1qkHxwE— नंदिता ठाकुर (@nanditathhakur) March 9, 2018
With great power comes great responsibility. With many great powers, comes an absurd Rahul Gandhi statement on power:
#RGInSingapore#RahulGandhiQuotes : America has power, Japan has power. In connected world thats problematic..-
Because everyone is connected so your power is my power. pic.twitter.com/qcG8fb318R— Un-bhadralok bangali (@goonereol) March 8, 2018
Rahul Gandhi at one point in the show actually gave a green signal to the Indian economy as of today. He called India’s growth performance “a decent show”, which contradicts his stand in India where he constantly attacks PM Modi for India’s poor economic performance. After the question was over, Rahul realised his gaffe and tried to do some damage control:
Watch how @OfficeOfRG first admits Indian economy doing great but soon realizes his mistake and goes on ranting out the problems in India.Truth spills out when You’re not being cautious 🙂#RGinSingapore#IndiaAt70 pic.twitter.com/u02TWfxbr1
— Geetika Swami (@SwamiGeetika) March 8, 2018
Another block-buster suggestion from Rahul to somehow “connect” all the MRI machines in a country, via some sort of network, to “revolutionise healthcare”:
60 years Dr. Rahul Gandhi didnt get this UNUSUAL gyan of connectivity of MRI’s #RahulGandhiQuotes #RaGaOnWeed pic.twitter.com/nxRQU7iyD8
— Rosy (@rose_k01) March 8, 2018
The follow-up question to this actually drew a better response: If this is so good an idea, why has it not been done yet! Perhaps only one person understood that Rahul wanted to be the Mark Zuckerberg for MRI machines:
So he wants to create interMRI , where people can be connected while doing MRI scans so that they can like comment and share their MRI reports
— Vishal Jotshi (@vishaljotshi) March 8, 2018
In another segment, Rahul almost admitted that one of the Congress party’s MLAs was a former terrorist:
“20 Years Ago I Was Basically A Terrorist,Now I’m Sitting Here Making Laws”-Rahul Gandhi Recollects His Talk With An MLA
Rahul Gandhi’s Open Confession That Congress Selects Terrorists As Lawmakers?#RGInSingapore #RahulGandhiQuotes #RahulGandhiInSingaporepic.twitter.com/XoYtt7OXg9
— Sir Ravindra Jadeja (@SirJadeja) March 8, 2018
The pièce de résistance though could be the epic moment where Rahul chose to answer a question, by asking the person who asked the question, what he thought the answer was:
Looks like #Pappu is getting ROASTED in Singapore
Don’t miss the Laughter @ the end
#RoastedPappu #PappuInSingapore#IndiaAt70 pic.twitter.com/MCPZgvpssM— D A (@diwakaran_a) March 8, 2018
In closing, one must watch this epic roast of Rahul, which came before his hilarious videos from Singapore:
Watch the most Epic and Ultimate Roast of Rahul Gandhi by Arnab Goswami
“Keh ke li” hai Arnab ne pic.twitter.com/WLOakCeM8F— RITIK (@RitikRai619) March 8, 2018
Rahul Gandhi is the gift that keeps on giving.
