BJP's Poonawalla slams Rahul Gandhi's Gen Z Friendship Day post as corruption cover

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BJP spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla publicly criticized a social media post made by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friendship Day. Gandhi had shared a Korean finger heart gesture in an apparent effort to connect with younger, Gen Z audiences online. Poonawalla sarcastically interpreted the gesture as Gandhi symbolically counting acts of corruption and bribery rather than expressing affection. He further alleged that the Gandhi family has been deeply involved in widespread corruption. The exchange highlights ongoing political rivalry playing out on social media platforms.

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