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Jyotiraditya Scindia thinks everyone, like the Congress President, defies biology and common sense

At almost 50, Congress President Rahul Gandhi is still considered ‘Youth leader’. Not that I’m an ageist, but I’m sure Congress has leaders other than someone from the Nehru-Gandhi family, younger than Rahul, who could be propped up as a ‘leader’. With no leadership quality to showcase except for having been born in ‘The Family’, Rahul Gandhi has not aged. And if Congress leader Jyotiraditya Scindia is to be believed, Rahul isn’t the only Peter Pan we have.

Jyotiraditya Scindia displaying his arithmetical prowess

Scindia believes that if population increases by 24% in 10 years, how can the number of voters increase by 40%? That he thinks an increase in population is linear, despite having studied economics at Harvard, is baffling. The logic is so brilliant, I have to wear glares to shield my eyes from all the shine it is spreading.

Soon people tried to point out the logical fallacies.


Some even questioned his degree in Economics from Harvard.


And some questioned whether the company of people he is keeping these days rubbing off him.


Or maybe it is a collective effort by all Congress leaders and supporters to make Rahul Gandhi look smarter. After all, the only way to make a short line appear longer is to draw a shorter line right next to it.

Perhaps we could send Scindia to attend the same school as Congress spokesperson Priyanka Chaturvedi so both could learn mathematics before they attempt any such ridiculous equations in future.

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Nirwa Mehta
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