The images were posted on Twitter by UP Minister Yogi Adityanath
The twin image of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Uttar Pradesh Prime Minister Yogi Adityanath went viral and quickly became a trend on Twitter on Sunday. The set of two photos posted by Yogi Adityanath on Twitter show the two men having a deep conversation, but what catches everyone’s attention and attention, beyond the visual appeal of two powerful men in one frame is a specific detail in the photo.
“We have embarked on a journey. We have given everything we have and are committed to building a new India that will reach heights beyond the skies with a new light,” said Yogi Adityanath caption for the photo.
The opposition parliament was quick to point out the anomaly in the photo – part of the Prime Minister’s outfit appeared to have changed between the two, suggesting a more elaborately staged shot than a straight moment. frankly.
“By uploading a photo, the state premier is proving that everything is fine. In one photo, Modi ji was wearing a magic robe, a shawl on the other. Both discomfort and anxiety with this photo added Parliament Speaker, Supriya Shrinate, tweeted.
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एक फ़ोटो में मोदी जी अँगोछा डाले हैं एक में शॉल. झुँझलाहट और घबराहट दोनों साफ हैं
इस तस्वीर से फ़ायदा कम नुक़सान ज़्यादा हो रहा है योगी जी. सूचना सलाहकार ले डूबेंगे pic.twitter.com/iKp8NTisnX
– Supriya Shrinate (@SupriyaShrinate) November 21, 2021
B.V. Srinivas, president of the Youth Parliament, tweeted the photo asking people to spot the difference.
What’s the difference???? pic.twitter.com/f5XJ2uz7Of
– Srinivas BV (@srinivasiyc) November 21, 2021
Isai D, Deputy Foreign Minister – DMK IT Wing, also tweeted the photo pointing out the alleged irrationality.
You:
Go to the door: No shawl
Touch up: Change the shawl
Walk out the door: Put a shawl
Me: Both photos are dressed the same. This is not Modi. ???? #modiyogipic.twitter.com/Cio3XjDSG5
– (@isai_) November 21, 2021
Reposting and commenting on the photo, BJP country vice president and UP in charge Radha Mohan Singh wrote: “Strong leadership dedicated to building a new UP and a new India…”
Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid a two-day visit to Lucknow to attend the 56th DGP-IGP conference. Elections for the politically highly regarded Uttar Pradesh state are scheduled for early next year.
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