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Congress MP Shashi Tharoor lashed out at the trollers. Actually, a girl had posted a photo with Tharoor on Twitter. Trollers started making objectionable comments on this post. Disturbed by this, the girl had to delete the post. At the same time, Tharoor also got angry with this and gave advice to the trollers. He said keep your sick mind to yourself.
Shashi Tharoor has a different identity because of his good knowledge of English language.
The girl said – the photo is being used in a wrong way
Upset with the trollers, the girl wrote on Twitter, “It breaks my heart how right wing people are misusing my photo with Tharoor sir for political gains and spreading misinformation.” The girl further wrote that she had gone to a literature festival. Shashi Tharoor also came there. Like the people present, he also clicked some photos with Shashi Tharoor.
Troubled by the trollers, the girl wrote that my heart is broken.
There is no political or personal story behind these photos. I have always taken inspiration from them, but some people started leaving lewd and dirty comments on the photos. Whose photos had to be removed. The girl has appealed to all those who shared the photo to delete it.
Shashi Tharoor often becomes a victim of trollers for sharing photos with women.
Tharoor said – keep your sick mind to yourself
On this matter, Shashi Tharoor replied to the trollers and wrote that this young girl had to be harassed for the photos taken at the reception of a function. I must have taken pictures with more than fifty people besides that girl! Keep your sick mind to yourself. He further wrote that trollers should understand that their behavior hurts real human beings, it makes a difference to them.
Tharoor contested the election of Congress President
Shashi Tharoor recently contested for the post of Congress Party President. in which they were defeated. But he got more votes than the defeated candidates in the two party elections held in 2000 and 1997.