Gandhinagar: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in the line of fire after the netizens pointed out a hilarious flaw in the pictures of his visit to a school and his interaction with the students for launching the 'Mission Schools of Excellence' project in Gandhinagar ahead of the Gujarat Assembly polls.
PM Modi on Wednesday purportedly visited a model classroom in Gujarat's Adalaj and the event was part of the launch of a scheme meant to modernize Gujarat's public school system. Modi shared several pictures on his Twitter account with a caption that read, "Some glimpses from the memorable interaction with our youth while launching the Mission Schools of Excellence."
However, soon after the pictures of Modi in a classroom were circulated online, the netizens pointed out several loopholes in the pictures. They quickly pointed out that the classroom PM Modi visited in Gujarat had a fake window sticker on the wall, a tiny classroom that could only accommodate six students, walls of the classroom that looked like it was made of cardboard, and the facial expression of the students.
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Delhi AAP MLA Saurabh Bharadwaj alleged, "This school class is not visible, it is a fake classroom made for shooting. There is no window but a painting. There is only one row of desks in the class. The walls are fake. Children's dresses and shoes are looking new."
The Rashtriya Lok Dal also took a jibe at this and said that 'the temple of education has been turned into a temple of copying'. The party twitted, "In 27 years, BJP has not been able to build a single school in Gujarat where Modi Ji's photoshoot can be done. Hence, Photoshop/Flex has to be used. This is quite condemnable."
