#RahulSkipsDinner but caught in Twitter jokes while PM bids adieu
While Congress leaders and ministers have been trying to shield Rahul, Jammu Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah lased out at the former for his decision of skipping the dinner party.
Omar tweeted, "If you knew he was not attending the dinner and he'd explained his absence to the PM earlier put out the statement BEFORE the news breaks (sic)."
Meanwhile, Rahul's office issued a statement saying that he had told the PM on Saturday that he will be out of town on the day of send-off dinner. Congress MP Ajay Maken also said that Rahul had met Manmohan on Saturday before skipping the dinner hosted for the PM at 10 Janpath.
RPN Singh, the Minister of State for Home Affairs said,"This issue should not be politicised. We should talk about great work done by the prime minister."
Just a day after the farewell dinner party, hosted by Congress President Sonia Gandhi, Twitter has been flooded with comments and jokes on Rahul as #RahulSkipsDinner tag has been trending since Thursday morning.
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