Her jeans pic sparks Twitter scrutiny

Her jeans pic sparks Twitter scrutiny

FPJ BureauUpdated: Wednesday, May 29, 2019, 01:10 AM IST
article-image

New Delhi: Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra’s change of display picture on Twitter — from a sari-clad look to one in a pair of jeans — got the social media world talking. Gandhi joined Twitter over a month ago and has 2,56,000 followers. ‘

On Wednesday, she changed her Twitter profile picture the one in which she was in a maroon sari with a long-sleeved blouse. Her new avatar flaunted jeans and a blue shirt. The change in the profile picture got Twitterati talking. “Gandhiji always wore one type of clothes. But what about you.

Sometime jeans and top, other times sari. Not confident about your clothing? Do you think people can be be fooled by wearing sari,” another added. Gandhi did not just invite trolls, there were quite a few compliments that came her way, as well.

“Finally a woman politician wearing jeans in Twitter DP, in public…Priyanka, takes it a notch higher,” one user wrote, while another commented: “A tight slap to all who criticised her for wearing sari only at the time of elections… Plain, simple and just her….. Take that Bhakts?”

RECENT STORIES

Zubeen Garg Death Case: 7 Accused Produced Virtually Before Guwahati Court

Zubeen Garg Death Case: 7 Accused Produced Virtually Before Guwahati Court

Chhattisgarh Assembly Disrupted As Congress Protests Alleged Deforestation Linked To Mining

Chhattisgarh Assembly Disrupted As Congress Protests Alleged Deforestation Linked To Mining

North India Air Travel Continues To Reel From Dense Fog, Hundreds Of Flights Delayed & Cancelled

North India Air Travel Continues To Reel From Dense Fog, Hundreds Of Flights Delayed & Cancelled

West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee Orders Police To Clarify Messi Event Lapses

West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee Orders Police To Clarify Messi Event Lapses

Goa Nightclub Fire: Delhi Court Grants 48-Hour Transit Remand Of Luthra Brothers To State Police -...

Goa Nightclub Fire: Delhi Court Grants 48-Hour Transit Remand Of Luthra Brothers To State Police -...