After leaving the BJP, Shehzad Poonawalla shared a video on social media offering advice. He said, 'Know yourself, or the world will keep running you its own way.' He also took a swipe at Rahul Gandhi.
After resigning from the post of BJP's national spokesperson, Shehzad Poonawalla is very active on social media. He is continuously sharing his videos and expressing his opinions on political issues. Recently, he gave an important piece of advice that is gaining much attention.
A day earlier, he had taken a swipe at Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, while giving sarcastic advice to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Now, he has given big advice to the world through another post. Shehzad shared a video in which he is seen going to a temple to offer prayers. In the video, he is also seen taking blessings from a cow before the worship.
Along with this video, Shehzad Poonawalla wrote on X, 'Know yourself, otherwise, this world will keep running things its own way.'
He further wrote, 'Just stay calm, focus on your work, don't pay attention to what the world says.' Many interpretations are being drawn from his post, although he himself has not clarified the context in which he wrote it.
Notably, Shehzad Poonawalla submitted his resignation from the post of BJP's national spokesperson on Friday. After this, he also removed BJP-related information from his X bio, following which several media reports claimed that he had also left the party.
However, despite leaving the post, he is continuously posting in support of the party. Releasing a video on Saturday, Shehzad strongly criticized Rahul Gandhi. Additionally, he also wrote on X that 'Leftist liberals were asking me to join the demand for PM Modi's resignation.'
Shehzad wrote sarcastically, 'Modi ji, please resign - you are failing to become a dictator like Indira's grandson Rahul Gandhi.' This statement by Shehzad created a stir in political circles.
Furthermore, Shehzad had also criticized Pappu Yadav, Rahul Gandhi, and several other opposition MPs over the protest inside the Parliament complex on Friday regarding the alleged theft of donations for the Ram Mandir.
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