Congress announces of sending Masala Dosa via Dunzo, BJP leader Tejasvi Surya claims of not receiving it in viral reply

Bharatiya Janata Party MP for South Bengaluru Tejasvi Surya was trolled, earlier this month, for enjoying masala dosa from a local eatery when several people were struck in floods as some parts of the city were waterlogged due to heavy rainfall.

After the incident went viral, Congress reportedly announced of sending the south Indian delicacy to the BJP leader's residence. It was claimed that the Sonia Gandhi led party had launched a campaign for sending masala dosa by parcel to Surya's house through Dunzo, a doorstep delivery app. However, the BJP leader refused of receiving any such parcels.

Slamming Congress on their inefficiency over adopted tasks and responsibilities, BJP leader Tejasvi Surya tweeted, "... they can’t deliver a dosa properly and they dream of delivering good governance!"

The Indian Express reported quoting sources that local police said a Dunzo delivery person had arrived near Mr Surya's house, but was turned away by the police.

Meanwhile, a Twitter user shared how the Congress-led government had banned Idli and Dosa in Bangalore many decades ago. The BJP leader commented over the piece of information and called it to be interesting.

"The Congress, along with a section of people with 'vested interests,' is giving others the wrong impression that the whole of Bengaluru is flooded. That is not the case. Only 5% of the Bellandur area is affected. This is a conspiracy to defame our government and Bengaluru," Surya was quoted as saying in earlier reports.