Who has not assumed that I.N.D.I.A bloc leader would have suitably answered the BJP's jibes in a similar sarcastic & effective way?
For the criticism itself, the political leaders have once again opted into disapproving terms openly.
They did not seem to care much about those tit-for-tat shots just as much ready to flay in the straight reply.
Apparently, though, time heals all hashtag-inflicted cuts, bruises, injuries and wounds, because Akhilesh is back in a sarcastic manner specifically, at the time of no sudden break from the heated election's campaigning.
A homonym is defined as a word that is spelt and pronounced like another word but that has a different meaning. We find its use in our famed political leaders' rhetorics.
Recently we find how our deft politicians in the course of ongoing poll campaigns finely brought into use such sort of prickly words to put emphasis upon their speeches before the huge gatherings at varied public meetings.
Hitting back at Modi's "khata-khat" jibe at the Samajwadi Party and the Congress, the SP leader Akhilesh Yadav said the public is now going to remove him"fata-fatt, fata-fatt, fata-fatt (quickly).
He also said that people know very well that PM Modi has allegedly sent his friends abroad 'khata-khat khata-khat (swiftly).
Further, accusing the Modi government of drowning the country in debt, he added, "Now, the public is telling them that they will remove him fata-fatt, fata-fatt, fata-fatt."
Not only stop here but he also expressed that Modi's"na khaunga, na khane dunga", rhetoric has allegedly swallowed everything "gata-gat gata-gat".
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