Meerut: In a bizarre matrimonial advertisement which has gone viral on social media, a Meerut-based investor claimed his income of Rs 29 lakh per annum is “compoundingly increasing” by 54 percent every year and offered to send a PowerPoint presentation on safe investing to potential matches.

The matrimonial advertisement begins with descriptions of “intellectual, handsome and smart” man and his caste, but quickly shifts to highlight his financial skills. “Investor (Indian stock market), earning 29 LPA (actual, present). Income and net worth compoundingly increasing every year by 54% (self-discovered, self-taught work),” reads the ad.

He also offers to share a 16-slide PowerPoint presentation via WhatsApp, detailing his strategies for “safe investing” and how it makes him “financially independent".

The 26-year-old specified that he seeks a partner who is “cultured, intelligent, wise, good-natured,” adding, “no demand.”

The ad has sparked mixed comments on X, ranging from amusement to scepticism. “54% compounding—boss, this guy will beat Buffett very soon,” wrote one user. Others raised caution, with one user warning, “Beware—probably phishing attempt! There are several tell-tale red flags!”

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New Delhi: In an unexpected turn of events during a live debate on News18 India, anchor Amish Devgan, who is often perceived as a supporter of the BJP, took a humorous dig at BJP spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla. The exchange occurred during a discussion about Ashok Tanwar’s last-minute entry into the Congress, just hours after he had campaigned for the BJP during the Haryana elections.

While defending the BJP, Shehzad Poonawalla accused the Congress of trying to win elections by inducting BJP leaders into their party. He claimed that the Congress was relying on BJP leaders to secure electoral success.

In a surprising move, Devgan, who is typically seen as favorable to the BJP and PM Modi’s government, challenged Poonawalla with a series of pointed questions. In a light-hearted yet sharp manner, Devgan questioned Poonawalla’s credibility on the matter by reminding him that several BJP leaders, including Ashok Chavan and Jitin Prasada, had previously been in the Congress before switching sides.

Devgan further pressed Poonawalla by asking him which party he had originally belonged to before joining the BJP, referencing Poonawalla’s own history as a former Congress member.