Congress is stooping to new low everyday it seems in its hatred against the Modi government, twice elected and an overwhelming choice of the nation.
Congress’ alleged hand in the startling dislike of prime minister Narendra Modi’s “Mann ki Baat” video of Sunday, his 68th, is now out in public domain and it would take some effort for the grand old party to clean itself out of the mess.
Within a day of “Mann ki Baat” video being out in public space, the dislikes came pouring to the extent that it was upwards 5 lakhs by last count on the YouTube channel of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
In his address, Modi had suggested people to bring home indigenous breeds as they would be easy on pocket on upkeep and would be in tune with the climatic conditions of the country.
But the dislikes poured in, pouring venom on the prime minister for not addressing the JEE and NEET exams issue.
The news had become viral with many media houses detailing the distasteful tweets in their reports.
Well, it has emerged that the most of the “dislikes” were planted, and that too from Turkey,
In his tweets, Amit Malviya, head of the BJP IT cell, has given specific instances to show that only 2 per cent of the dislikes were from India—and the rest 98% came from abroad.
Many handles are from Turkey and Malviya has cited instances to back his claims.
Tweeted Malviya:
“Over the last 24 hours, there has been a concerted effort to dislike Mann ki Baat video on YouTube…so low is the Congress on confidence that it has been celebrating it as some sort of conquest! However, data from YouTube suggests that only 2% of those dislikes are from India…
Over the last 24hrs, there has been a concerted effort to dislike Mann Ki Baat video on YouTube… So low is the Congress on confidence that it has been celebrating it as some sort of conquest!
However, data from YouTube suggests that only 2% of those dislikes are from India…
— Amit Malviya (@amitmalviya) August 31, 2020
In another tweet, Malviya twisted the knife further in Congress’ guts
“The rest 98% like always, came from outside India! Bots and Twitter accounts from overseas have been consistent feature of the Congress’ anti JEE-NEET campaign. There is huge spike in activity by Rahul Gandhi’s favourite Turkish bots! What is this Turkish obsession, Rahul?
The rest 98%, like always, came from outside India!
Bots and Twitter accounts from overseas have been consistent feature of the Congress’s anti JEE-NEET campaign. There is huge spike in activity by Rahul Gandhi’s favourite Turkish bots!
What is this Turkish obsession, Rahul?
— Amit Malviya (@amitmalviya) August 31, 2020
The following “fake” handles were cited for instance:
https://twitter.com/Esbilgic___
https://twitter.com/Adnanwani_007/status/1296724803160690688
https://twitter.com/smile_please77/status/1297427641796972544
https://twitter.com/MilliBeka6/status/1298868319475257345
https://twitter.com/ASENABILIR3/status/1297758371588710405
https://twitter.com/adrenaline567/status/1297181848414511105
https://twitter.com/CevikusHB/status/1299413847003017218
https://twitter.com/AtlasSarrafoglu/status/1299227735127134208
https://twitter.com/AtlasSarrafoglu/status/1298478386772357121
https://twitter.com/RepentTurkiye/status/1298676781831147520
There were various bots which were created very recently and have only tweeted on the exams issue. They don’t have any real followers nor do they follow many real people!
Newly created Bot like handles:
https://twitter.com/Saurabh69402851
https://twitter.com/lavishjain_2905
https://twitter.com/Minime_2002
https://twitter.com/Pragati05787101
https://twitter.com/Sakina28116957
https://twitter.com/NiteshK53872388
https://twitter.com/Iram79292189
https://twitter.com/Joel40816549
https://twitter.com/Tejaswi13905934
https://twitter.com/Parijat21667487
