Twitter Cracks Up After Amit Shah Says BJP Never 'compromised On Ideology'
By: Priyanka Maheshwari Wed, 27 Nov 2019 4:34:00
Twitter is having a field day after Union Home Minister Amit Shah gave an interview to Republic. Shah was interviewed by Arnab Goswami at the Republic TV’s Summit ‘India’s Moment Nation First’.
During the interview Shah spoke on several current topics such as the abrogation of Article 370 and the Maharashtra government formation.
Speaking about the recent events in Maharashtra, the BJP leader denied approaching Ajit Pawar for alliance. He claimed that that the party did not compromise on its ideologies.
“BJP didn't go to him, Ajit Pawar came to us,” he reiterated.
He added that the BJP had fought the election in alliance with the Shiv Sena and it was a pre-poll alliance. He said that BJP won 70% of seats it contested for and hence, the public mandate was in favour of then Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis.
Going by social media posts, Twier is having none of it. Many have brought up the other states that have seen similar situations, while others are questioning why the BJP joined hands with Ajit Pawar in the first place.
Maharashtra's mandate was for BJP, its betrayal was by Shiv Sena: @AmitShah hits back #ShahAtRepublicSummit #RepublicSummit https://t.co/wUXIKvvfuy
— Republic (@republic) November 27, 2019
Politics is the art of many Possibilities and this #chanakya@AmitShah knows how to play it well.
— Siju Moothedath (@SijuMoothedath) November 27, 2019
Time will tell you who lost this #MahaThriller game. #MahaTwist #BalaSahebThackeray #MaharashtraKaMahaDrama pic.twitter.com/U4trcORjCd
Lol! This is sophistry of the highest order! Why can't u accept that you all tried to pull a fast one and it bombed?
— Ruben Mascarenhas (@rubenmasc) November 27, 2019
What was the emergency for Modi to invoke Rule 12 late at night?!
Modi-Shah have egg on their face like never before! Move on!
Arrogance much?! #Fail https://t.co/KJ10w3pvNE
#ShahAtRepublicSummit | BLISTERING: 'They bought Maha CM's post,' says @AmitShah hitting back over 'horse-trading' https://t.co/I0fSKQRLJw
— Republic (@republic) November 27, 2019
