Chandigarh: The issue of Congress Lok Sabha MP Rahul Gandhi walking around in a T-shirt in such a cold, even winter has not decreased and Congress workers have taken a step ahead of Rahul. Actually, a video of Congress workers dancing shirtless on a bus in such cold is going viral. Congress leaders and media across the country are discussing Rahul Gandhi's walking in Bharat Jodo Yatra wearing only a T-shirt, some are calling him ascetic, and some are calling him superman.
#WATCH | Congress supporters dance shirtless amid dense fog during Bharat Jodo Yatra in Haryana's Karnal pic.twitter.com/0kmHmkL1nK
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However, now the workers of Rahul Gandhi's party are also seen doing such a feat by going two steps ahead of him. As soon as the video went viral on social media, there was a flood of comments on it. Social media users are saying, 'Nobody feels cold, all of them are PM candidates'.
Shraddha Shah commented 'Come on, if nothing is happening, at least these people are doing entertainment.' At the same time, Rajendra Negi wrote that 'These people are calling pneumonia'. One user wrote that 'Now if someone dies of cold, then say that it is the fault of the BJP people.' Another user wrote, 'Now no one is dying of cold, only people die of cold in the line of demonetization.'
Another user commented 'All these are candidates for the post of Congress President. Tough fight to Rahul Gandhi.' One user writes that 'If someone has 2 pegs of Old Monk rum, he can also become naked.' One user wrote, 'It means if he stays in the cold without clothes, then make him the PM... wow wow.' Another user commented on the video, 'It is not a new thing that all the party workers are engaged in pleasing their leader. But it is seen for the first time that your intellect has become so corrupt in the process of pleasing the leader. Why don't you take off the rest of your clothes too?' Rajneesh Jha wrote that "It has been proved, like the king, like the people, just do it, will you remove all the clothes till the final destination."
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