An image of Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi standing in queue in front of a bank to exchange old notes has gone viral on social media channels Twitter and WhatsApp. The image seems to have been captured outside a branch of the State Bank of India in New Delhi.
Since the image went viral, Twitterati seems to be having a gala time trolling and commenting on the photo. Check out the image, and some hilarious tweets below that have been posted in response with the hashtag #RahulGandhiatbank
Image of Rahul Gandhi standing in line at bank that went viral on social media channels:
#RahulGandhi turns up at Delhi bank to exchange #Rs4000 & show sympathy for aam aadmihttps://t.co/Ku6qNGIWkA pic.twitter.com/fQbk7fqtFc
— Kush Sharma (@TheKushS) November 11, 2016
Ha ha ha synthetic poverty !!! https://t.co/1ZyrUUDY0q
— Paresh Rawal (@SirPareshRawal) November 11, 2016
Photo operation of #RahulGandhi at bank. He gets ₹1.5+ lakh of salary per month, unmarried. Is he really running out of money. #CashRush
— Sujit (@kofisingh) November 11, 2016
#BlackMoney King Congress Vice PRESIDENT #RahulGandhi In Queue at SBI Bank Parliament Street ??#Support4Tata #CashCleanUp #ModiInJapan pic.twitter.com/T7pFvAIXUr
— SHEKHAR CHAHAL ? (@shekharchahal) November 11, 2016
Rahul Gandhi has realized banks attract more ppl than his political rallies . So why not make use of this opportunity ?? #ATMRaga
— ClasslessIndian (@ClasslessIndian) November 11, 2016
#RahulGandhi standing in line at a bank with bodyguards
— Abhinav Sachar (@sachar101) November 11, 2016
He is like that super rich friend who tries to act down to earth but fails miserably
Irony! Even #RahulGandhi suffering from #CashCrunch, arrives at Bank along with SPG personnel to "exchange" Rs 4,000 notes. Stands in Queue. pic.twitter.com/xDRHnbCvwl
— Sagar Satapathy (@sagar13d) November 11, 2016
At this point in time, people are thronging banks to exchange their old Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes. The government, in a new notification issued on Friday, has stated that old notes will continue to be accepted till November 14 at essential places. Click here to know the list of places.