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Twitter reacts to Lalu’s ‘morphed’ photo from his Patna rally

On Sunday, opposition parties united in Patna, Bihar in a show of strength against the BJP. In a rally organised by Lalu Yadav’s RJD, West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee and former Uttar Pradesh chief minister Akhilesh Yadav were also in attendance.

In middle of the rally, RJD supremo and convict in the the fodder scam, Lalu Yadav tweeted a picture of what seemed like an aerial view of the Gandhi Maidan fully packed with party supporters.

The first to call out the lies of Lalu Yadav was news agency ANI.

Not to be discouraged Lalu’s son and former deputy CM of Bihar, Tejashwi Yadav compared the crowd to stars, which are also uncountable.

But by then, the twitterati had gone in overdrive making jokes at Lalu’s expense.

Some leaked the Game of Thrones spoilers,

While others proudly showed off their Photoshop skills as respect to RJD’s Photoshop expert.

Some even ridiculed it for just bad Photoshop.

And some took this opportunity to remind Yadav about his past criminal record.

People even laughed at anti-corruption crusader and Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal’s expense who had extended his support to the convicted politician.

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