Nagpur: Twitter Spat between MP Shashi Tharoor and Minister of Union Ramdas Athaware moved to the ‘offline’ world on Friday, when he last read the prose two liners at the Congress leader.
When talking to the media in Nagpur during an official visit, Athaware, in a poetic narrative style that is now strange, taking potshots in Tharoor (see box).
For those who do not know, this all starts at the end of Thursday night when Tharoor Tweet photos of Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman reading budget speeches, and Athawale can be seen in the far right corner with a look that suggests ‘confused’.
Tharoor tweeted “almost two hours depend on bydget debate.
The expressions that were stunned & did not believe in the faces of the Minister @ Ramdasathawale said it was all: Even the treasury bench did not believe Finmin @ NSITHAnman claimed about the economy & budget!” But this revealed something that might not be expect from Tharoor – grammar errors.
The words ‘budget’ and ‘reply’ misspelled.
And Athawar locked for it.
At 10 pm, the same night, Athaware Tweeted “Dear Shashi Tharoor Ji, they say someone is bound to make a mistake while making unnecessary claims and statements.
This is not” bydget “but a budget.
Also, it doesn’t depend but” reply “! Well, we understand! “Sarcasm uses English as a tweet language does not disappear on anyone, as athaware (or its social media team) almost always tweet in Marathi or Hindi.
Never lack words, Tharoor jumped back to Fray around midnight with tweeting “I stood corrected, Ramdas Ji.
Careless typing is a sin greater than bad English! But when you are rolling, there is someone in JNU who can Take advantage of your school money “Even though Tharoor did not mention anyone, it seemed to refer to the new JNU Chancellor representative whose letter circulating was full of spelling errors.
Friday, Athawar was in Nagpur and as expected by Twitter war appeared during a press conference.
Athawane said, “Tharoor posted my photo and said something about my face (emotions shown).
Well he didn’t realize it, but it was my happy face.
Every time I was happy, because I was on a budget, you could see my happy face.” The Union Minister played Twitter war between the two, but chose to end the conversation with the media in his own style, it was a couplet dedicated to Tharoor.
Boxathawale’s Couplet on Tharoor “Jinki English Maine Dekhi Twitter PE, Unka Naam Hain Shashi, Aur Unka Baaya Dekh Kar, Mujhe Aati Hain Hansee”