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When 'beheader' Ramdev was mocked, declared Talibani on Twitter

Updated on: 05 April,2016 05:31 PM IST  | 
A Correspondent |

Twitterati take to the social media platform to take a dig at Ramdev for his controversial 'beheading' statement with some even comparing him to Taliban who are known for beheading their opponents

When 'beheader' Ramdev was mocked, declared Talibani on Twitter

"Koi aadmi topi pehan kar ke khada ho jaata hai, bolta Bharat Mata Ki Jai nahi bolunga, chahe meri gardan kaat do. Arrey is desh mein kanoon hai, nahi toh teri ek ki kya, hum toh lakhon ki gardan kaat sakte hain (Some person wearing a cap stands up and says that he will not say Bharat Mata Ki Jai even if you decapitate him. Look, there is rule of law in this country, otherwise let alone one, we can behead lakhs)," Ramdev. 


Yoga guru Ramdev's inflammatory remark, which was a veiled attack on AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi's recent remarks that he will not chant 'Bharat Mata ki Jai' even if a knife is put to his throat, just added more fire to the raging 'Bharat Mata Ki Jai' controversy. 


The comments drew sharp criticism from all corners, but the Twitter universe had something special in store for the yoga guru.  


Ramdev has been criticised for his
Ramdev has received flak for his 'beheading' comments. Pic/AFP

From stand-up comedians to Bollywood celebs, Twitterati took to the social media platform to take a dig at Ramdev for his controversial statement. 

While some like Mumbai-based stand-up comedy group All India Bakchod and Twitter celeb Ramesh Srivats mocked Patanjali products, others like stand-up comedian Sahil Shah of East India Comedy fame compared him with Islamic extremists who also behead their captives.

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