Chetan Bhagat trolls AAP for losing MCD election results 2017, as usual gets trolled in return

Chetan Bhagat is back to doing what he is best at, his art of getting trolled.

Anumeha Saxena
Apr 26, 2017

After Bharatiya Janta Party’s win in the Delhi Municipal Elections, Chetan Bhagat, whose book ‘Five Point Someone’, was recently included in Delhi University’s English Literature Popular Fiction elective, has an opinion on it obviously. BJP has won the elections and has succeeded in leaving Aam Aadmi Party and Congress far far behind. As far as Bhagat’s intellect could go, he could only come up with this ‘AAP and Delhi: 2015: Honeymoon, 2016: Yeh kya ho raha hai?, 2017: Talaq Talaq Talaq #AAPTripleTalaq’, clearly mocking AAP’s loss in the MCD Elections. Within seconds of his tweet, people started responding and needless to say he got trolled not just for his ‘joke’, but also for his book’s inclusion in Delhi University syllabus. And, they were epic. Many responded to him positively as well, making fun of AAP chief, Arvind Kejriwal.

The author is really popular and unpopular on social media and otherwise. Recently, the inclusion of his book in Delhi University’s syllabus was critcised by the media, academicians and the aam janta and several memes were floating on the internet mocking him as well but seems like, nothing deters Bhagat.

Below is his latest tweet taking a dig at AAP and the aftermath that followed:

AAP and Delhi:
2015: Honeymoon
2016: Yeh kya ho raha hai?
2017: Talaq Talaq Talaq#AAPTripleTalaq

— Chetan Bhagat (@chetan_bhagat) April 26, 2017

@chetan_bhagat Do MCD elections really matter? BJP were running MCD and still lost Aseembly elections, right?

— Raghu M (@MB350) April 26, 2017

@chetan_bhagat started with honeymoon. looks like plot of your novel.

— Mohd. Amar (@ImmortalizeBoi) April 26, 2017

@chetan_bhagat Bade Khush Nazar aa rahe ho Bhai #MCDelectionresults2017

— Panga_Na_Le (@sdevprasad) April 26, 2017

Some of them were absolutely epic:

@chetan_bhagat Are you Chetan Bhagat or Chamcha Bhagat? I’m LITERARY confused!
(Seems like gaali in your breakfast was missing. Is it?)

— Faraz Ansari (@FerrousAnsari) April 26, 2017

@chetan_bhagat still better story than half girlfriend

— Shrenik Modi (@Shrenik_Modi) April 26, 2017

And this, major ROFL:

@chetan_bhagat 2016 : DU cutoff reaches 100%
2017: DU introduced C Bhagat books in syllabus
2018: DU cutoff drops to 50%https://t.co/jII9sD4QLH

— Mit (@Fair_N_sleepy) April 26, 2017

Not that people don’t love this fellow or may be they hate AAP and Arvind Kejriwal or loved BJP winning the elections. whatever the reason may have been: