Ramya’s ‘bird dropping’ tweet on ‘Statue of Unity’ sparks outrage

coastaldigest.com web desk
November 1, 2018

Newsroom, Nov 1: Actress-turned-politician Ramya, who has mastered the art of taunting and mocking political opponents through her witty tweets, has once again faced a huge backlash on social media and condemnation for a controversial question on ‘Statue of Unity’ which was unveiled by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

“Is that a bird dropping?" was all Ramya had to say about a photo in which Mr Modi, clad in white, was seen at the foot of the 182-metre statue of Sardar Patel. But there’s a little more to the story. There were actually a couple of bird droppings on the foot of the statue!

However, the tweet evoked sharp response not only from BJP leaders, but also from journalists. The language used in today's tweet "marks a low level in our politics", said one senior TV journalist. And here's what the BJP had to say: "Ummm no, it is the values of the Congress that are dropping."

Ramya later responded, "When you're done huffing and puffing, take a breath and hold a mirror to yourselves. My views are mine. I don't give two hoots about yours. I'm not going to clarify what I meant and what I didn't [because] you don't deserve one."

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Wellwisher
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Friday, 2 Nov 2018

The statue and the inagurator /chief guest both are the National  waste. Totally tax payers money not from any party or their industrialist's money.

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