New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi consolidated his status as India's most popular politician as present with stunningly amazing results in the the 2017 Assembly Elections on Saturday. His emphatic performance not just earned him nationwide respect but also his fans and followers have also started comparing him with India's cricketing icons MS Dhoni and Virat Kohli.
As the result started unfolding, twitterati couldn't help but compare the Indian PM's performance to that of Dhoni and Kohl's.
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Here are some of the most epic tweets on the subject:-
Dhoni was the best captain of Indian Cricket Team n here is Modi who is best captain of Indian politics #UPResults2017
— Mayanks7 (@Mayanksharma_7) March 12, 2017
Ab to do name hi Sunai dete hain Cricket me Dhoni Election me Modi
— Indresh Dixit (@397124865) March 12, 2017
Modi g ka magic chalta hai political me or dhoni ka magic chalta cricket me ye do har kisi per bhari parte hai ye hi hai India ki takat
— Sham Mohan (@ShamMohan732) March 11, 2017
Cricket Ke Dhoni
Politics Ke Modi#Gamechanger #Finisher
Congratulations sir @narendramodi @msdhoni— Vyankatesh V Bagul (@VyankateshVB7) March 11, 2017
@abpnewshindi amit shah = dhoni
Narendra modi= kohli— Anil Kumar Goel (@AdvAnilgoel) March 11, 2017
If Atal vihari bajpayee ji was Tendulkar of politics then Modi is the kohli #IAmNewIndia
— Abhay (@im_abhay_singh) March 12, 2017
Last year it was bura naa maano Kohli hai.......this year bura na maano Modi hai
— (@BeingFlicked) March 12, 2017
"Cricket me #Kohli aur #Election me PM #Modi , pressr me doubl perfrm krte hai..Mind it!D'nt create pressr!
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#ModiNo1#BuraNaManoHoliHai— Amit SN Kaushik (@AmitSNKaushik) March 12, 2017
@AmitShah sir ur jodi with modi ji like kohli and ashwin . v talented. hard working. but ruthless on the ground. if u win ppl strt admiring
— Deepak Jain (@JainDpak) March 11, 2017
Cricket me Kohli, Election me Modi Marvelous Performance by Both
— Piyush Gupta (@PiyushG47190243) March 11, 2017
As many political pundits suggest, PM Modi's impact looks strongly placed to defend his title in 2019.
