#PhirDilDoModiKo trends and BJP’s Tajinder Bagga gets trolled
New Delhi : Delhi BJP spokesperson Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga temporarily deactivated his Twitter account late on Saturday after an email ID shared by him on Twitter resulted in a minor embarrassment for the party. With the next general election less than a year away, Bagga tweeted an email address asking people for suggestions for the BJP’s 2019 campaign. Little did he realise that it would spectacularly backfire.
While the email address read ‘Phir Dil Do Modi Ko (give your hearts again to Modi)’, one Twitter user interpreted it as ‘dildo’, and Bagga’s tweet went viral for all the wrong reasons. As the #PhirDildoModiKo began to trend on Twitter, he quietly deactivated his account before returning on Sunday to say he “took a break” from the platform.
It all started when Twitter user @ladywithflaws highlighted the hilarious mistake in Bagga’s tweet. Realising the goof-up, Bagga changed the address and shared a new email id that read, ‘volunteer for Modi’. But the damage has been done.
I have never seen an email id change this quickly ??? pic.twitter.com/H35WFhUl6S
— Roshan Rai (@RoshanKrRai) July 27, 2018
#PhirDildoModiKo and #DilDoModiko started trending on Twitter, with people posting memes and jokes trolling the BJP Spokesperson. The trolling escalated further when they noticed he deactivated his account. Now, people are asking not to use the hashtag by using the hashtag!
Ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country - #PhirDILDOModiKo .. #learningtogive pic.twitter.com/3r108K1DBU
— Injesters (@rockyandmayur) July 29, 2018
Bagga has been one of the most prominent social media influencers for the BJP before he became a spokesperson for its Delhi unit.
Post #PhirDILDOModiKo going viral in the cyberspace, our sources say @TajinderBagga ji was blessed to receive Modiji's call - but for strange reasons he has deactivated his twitter account ?
— Sanjeevani (@SanjeevaniPage) July 29, 2018
How dare you make fun of someone saying #PhirDildoModiKo he was only speaking his #MannKiBaat https://t.co/MHSA4kwhG6
— Udit (@udit_87) July 29, 2018
My sincere & heartfelt appeal to those who use: Please donate one if you have a spare extra piece. pic.twitter.com/WoBxkPjmPZ
— Thinking Robot (@thinkingrobot9) July 28, 2018
When Humayun was dying he called Babar and said #phirDilDomodiko
— Harsh Kumar (@DemonnIshere) July 29, 2018
this is called self troll ???#PhirDildoModiKo https://t.co/wU932Fpgio
— Ayush Chaturvedi (@ayushtweetshere) July 28, 2018
#humDILDOchukeySanam pic.twitter.com/784q6ahGYs
— Nehr_who? (@Nehr_who) July 28, 2018
When @BJP4India or Bagga trends a hashtag like #phirdildomodiko , what does that imply? They're indirectly agreeing that people have lost faith in Modi & Modi has blown peoples faith. Even the core BJP cadre knows that. Hence the desperate, weird attempts.
— Suby (@Subytweets) July 28, 2018
courtesy : indianexpress.com
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SSLC exam begins in Kerala; Education Minister wishes students success
Thiruvananthapuram (PTI): The SSLC (Class X) examination commenced in schools across Kerala on Thursday.
Kerala General Education Minister V Sivankutty wished students appearing for the SSLC examinations success and urged them to approach the tests with confidence.
Apart from the SSLC examination, the Plus One examination also commenced on Thursday, while the Plus Two examination will begin on Friday.
As many as 4,17,497 students are appearing for the SSLC examination, which is being held at 3,047 centres.
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A total of 633 students have registered for the SSLC examination from the Lakshadweep region.
Similarly, 633 students have registered for the SSLC examination in the Gulf region, where the examination has been postponed due to the ongoing conflict in West Asia.
The examination will conclude on March 30.
According to the Education Department, valuation camps for the exam papers will be held from April 7 to April 28, and the results are expected to be declared in May.
Sivankutty, in a Facebook post, said examinations should not be viewed with anxiety but as an opportunity to express the knowledge students have acquired.
Noting that students are appearing for the exams after completing their studies with revised textbooks based on the New Curriculum Framework 2023, introduced after a gap of 11 years, the minister said the new evaluation system aims to assess 21st-century skills such as critical thinking, analytical ability and creativity.
He also assured students that there are no changes in the examination structure this year and cautioned them against attempts by some people to deliberately spread fear in connection with the exams, urging them to reject such messages with discretion.
He reminded students that the Class 10 examination is only a qualifying test for higher studies and that the government has ensured Plus One seats for all students in Kerala.
The minister further urged students to prioritise their physical and mental health during the exam period by maintaining proper sleep and food habits.
“This is not the last examination in life. A world of opportunities lies ahead of you. Enter the examination hall with a calm mind,” he said, wishing all students success.
As many as 4,11,025 students have registered for the Higher Secondary (Plus One) examination and 4,52,437 students for the Higher Secondary (Plus Two) examination, which will conclude on March 28.
