HomeNews ReportsCongress President Rahul Gandhi eerily smiles as he meets ailing DMK patriarch Karunanidhi

Congress President Rahul Gandhi eerily smiles as he meets ailing DMK patriarch Karunanidhi

Congress’ prime ministerial candidate for 2019 elections is strange, to put it mildly. He has an uncanny habit of having an empty look in his eyes as he smiles awkwardly at inappropriate times. The latest addition to this long list of embarrassing smiles happened today as Congress President Rahul Gandhi paid a visit to the ailing DMK patriarch Karunanidhi, who is undergoing treatment in Chennai’s Kauvery Hospital.

Rahul Gandhi smiles creepily as he visits ailing DMK patriarch Karunanidhi
Rahul Gandhi smiling as he pays a condolence visit after the demise of Punjab CM Captain Amarinder Singh’s mother

We had earlier reported how Rahul Gandhi has the most inappropriate timings for showing his teeth in grim situations.

Rahul Gandhi smiling as he pays condolence visit after the death of former Karnataka CM N Dharam Singh
Rahul Gandhi smiling at former Tamil Nadu CM Jayalalitha’s funeral
Rahul Gandhi smiling after Congress lost the 2014 elections.

Wonder what goes on in his mind.

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