Haven't received it yet: BJP's Tejashvi Surya as Congress sends 10 dosas after viral video amid Bengaluru flood
India Today
After a video of BJP MP Tejashvi Surya eating a 'dosa' amid floods in Bengaluru went viral, Congress sent 10 dosas to the south Bengaluru MP. Tejashvi Surya said he has not yet received the dosa parcel.
A day after Congress workers sent 10 different dosas from top hotels in Bengaluru to BJP MP Tejashvi Surya, the latter lashed out at the opposition, saying that he hasn't received dosas yet. Congress hit out at Bengaluru south MP Tejasvi Surya for reviewing a masala dosa while the city was drowning in flood.
Tejasvi Surya was trolled and criticised by a section of social media users accusing him of relishing dosa and promoting an eatery in his constituency, when many parts of the city have been reeling under torrential rains and floods. The Congress party targeted him for eating dosa and called him 'irresponsible' for enjoying dosa when the city drowned.
After being slammed by Congress for enjoying dosas, the BJP leader claimed that he is yet to receive the parcel of 'Masala dosa' and said the party scammed here as well.
Taking to his Twitter handle, he wrote, "Congress held a presser yesterday and announced they have sent Masala Dosa parcel to my house.It’s been more than 24 hours & I still haven’t received it. They have scammed here as well.They can’t deliver a dosa properly and they dream of delivering good governance!" (sic)
Congress held a presser yesterday and announced they have sent Masala Dosa parcel to my house.It’s been more than 24 hours & I still haven’t received it.They have scammed here as well.They can’t deliver a dosa properly and they dream of delivering good governance! pic.twitter.com/Uwa08SH34B
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