After being trolled for sharing a fake Narendra Modi news, Pankaj Advani responds in style & yes that will make you think hard!

Billiards and Snooker player fell for a fake news and was trolled for it on Twitter

Published date india.com Updated: June 25, 2016 9:21 PM IST
After being trolled for sharing a fake Narendra Modi news, Pankaj Advani responds in style & yes that will make you think hard!

The Internet is a cruel place! And it is an established fact. Billiards player Pankaj Advani posted a congratulatory tweet to Narendra Modi for being declared the best Prime Minister in the world by UNESCO.

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Advani, an Arjuna Award winner, actually fell for a fake news which was doing rounds on WhatsApp and other social networking sites that UNESCO declared Modi as the best PM.

Once Advani’s tweet spread like a wildfire, all he received was trolls from Twitterati. Some were of the view that Advani’s verified account will now be unverified for sharing such a fake news.

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And the trolls kept coming….

However, once Advani came to know about the fake news, he did not delete his tweet. Instead, the 30-year-old went ahead and tweeted something that will make you think hard. Advani was of the view that whenever he makes his country proud there is hardly anyone who takes notice.

The 15-time World Billiards and Snooker Champion may have been trolled but at the end of the day he had a point to prove. He never got the attention he deserved, but a mere ignorance from his side and everyone was after him. He was in the news for other reasons.

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