NEW DELHI: A cropped video goes viral on social media hinting that the Prime Minister Narendra Modi looking at the camera while the President Ram Nath Kovind was seen greeting him he was called by Twitter for being misleading.
Aam Aadmi Party leader Sanjay SinghHis post has been marked by Twitter as “presented out of context”.
In the original video, the Prime Minister can be seen returning to the President’s greeting and looking at him. However, the edited video shows the Prime Minister ignoring the President. The incident is from a ceremony at ParliamentCentral Hall to bid farewell to President Kovind, who will step down on July 25.
Spokesperson for BJP Shehzad Poonawalla said Prime Minister Modi saluted the President Kovind can be seen in the complete video of Parliament.
“Today, Sanjay Singh posted a tweet in which he said the outgoing president was offended. He posted an edited clip and made accusations against the Prime Minister. Prime Minister saluted President Kovind Can be seen in the full video There is an image in the public domain Poonawalla showing Prime Minister Modi greeting the President.
(With input from agencies)
Aam Aadmi Party leader Sanjay SinghHis post has been marked by Twitter as “presented out of context”.
In the original video, the Prime Minister can be seen returning to the President’s greeting and looking at him. However, the edited video shows the Prime Minister ignoring the President. The incident is from a ceremony at ParliamentCentral Hall to bid farewell to President Kovind, who will step down on July 25.
Spokesperson for BJP Shehzad Poonawalla said Prime Minister Modi saluted the President Kovind can be seen in the complete video of Parliament.
“Today, Sanjay Singh posted a tweet in which he said the outgoing president was offended. He posted an edited clip and made accusations against the Prime Minister. Prime Minister saluted President Kovind Can be seen in the full video There is an image in the public domain Poonawalla showing Prime Minister Modi greeting the President.
(With input from agencies)
