Trolling at 3X speed: People back munching Randhir Jaiswal, give critics a mouthful
- A video of India's National Security Adviser Ajit Doval and MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal eating dry fruits during the BRICS Summit in New Delhi went viral on social media.
- The video sparked mixed reactions online, with some questioning diplomatic etiquette and others defending the officials for eating refreshments during a lengthy event.
- Supporters highlighted that the officials were simply eating snacks provided during the proceedings and stressed the human side of India's diplomatic team.
- Several politicians and journalists criticized the trolling, emphasizing that the outrage was unfair and reduced a routine moment during an important summit.
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Two senior Indian government officials who attended the 18th BRICS Summit, held in New Delhi, have become the subject of online discussion. The country's National Security Adviser Ajit Doval and Indian Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal were “caught” eating nuts while the heads of states of the international political and economic coalition were speaking. Specifically, in the videos that were published, Doval is seen chewing while Russia…
A video of MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal eating dry fruits on a table during a meeting is going viral on social media. Congress has taken a dig at this.
Viral on social media went Indian Foreign Ministry spokesman, Radir Jaiswal, who was recorded eating peanuts during the BRICS meeting in New Delhi while leaders and officials were speaking. The video with Jaiswal, which was released on social media at an increased speed, creating footage of a comedic scene, was taken into account. The foreign ministry spokesman appears to be eating nuts from a box lying on his table, licking his fingers as Iran…
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e-thessalia.grThe protagonists of the scenes are the National Security Advisor of India and the representative of the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Trolling at 3X speed: People back munching Randhir Jaiswal, give critics a mouthful
Engagement farmers have picked on MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal and NSA Ajit Doval for having snacks at the Brics Summit in New Delhi. By playing Jaiswal's clip at 3X speed, trolls have turned a normal act into social media content. People are defending the Indian officials and calling out the trolls.
During the 18th BRICS Leaders Summit in New Delhi, while Iranian President Masoud Pezashkian was speaking, Indian Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal's act of eating nuts behind him became a trending topic on social media.
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