Arvind Kejriwal falls for a parody account once more, this time of Naresh Tikait

Less than two days after falling for a parody account Republic day riot accused Rakesh Tikait, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has but once more fallen for a pretend account. This time it was one among Naresh Tikait, the brother of protestor Rakesh Tikait.
On Saturday, a Twitter account allegedly posing as farmer chief Naresh Tikait posted a tweet thanking Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal for stepping in to “provide facilities” to protestors to delay their unlawful occupation of public properties and roads.

The tweet praising Arvind Kejriwal got here after Delhi authorities determined to rearrange for offering services for protestors, a day after the latter had unleashed huge violence within the nationwide capital. The Delhi authorities led by Arvind Kejriwal had directed his ministers to make all preparations for Tikait’s supporters in order that they face no inconvenience.
According to Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia, CM Arvind Kejriwal had ordered the federal government to ship assist after riots-accused Rakesh Tikait requested him to make some mandatory preparations so the protestors can proceed to camp on the Ghazipur border. He mentioned that the CM ensured that Tikait’s necessities are fulfilled inside a number of hours. Sisodia mentioned he would go to the border on Friday morning to see the preparations.
Reportedly, Arvind Kejriwal has ordered AAP Ministers to go to Singhu Border and Ghazipur border to make sure mandatory services are being supplied to protestors.
Following the serving to hand lent by the Delhi authorities to delay the protests, the Twitter account claiming to be of Naresh Tikait thanked Arvind Kejriwal.
Kejriwal falls for parody account of Naresh Tikait
In response to the praises showered by ‘Naresh Tikait’, Delhi Chief Minister mentioned that he and his authorities have been all the time keen to assist the protests as they have been already struggling.
Screengrab of Arvind Kejriwal’s tweet
However, person @BefittingFacts revealed that the account claiming to be Naresh Tikait is pretend. The account is dealt with by somebody who had used the username @PoonamPnditji beforehand for the account. But in some unspecified time in the future, the person seems to have modified the username to imitate Naresh Tikait and managed to con Arvind Kejriwal into believing her account because the ‘real’ account of Naresh Tikait.
He will not be Naresh Tikait however Poonam Pandat. Have some disgrace and delete your account 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/0DJMtEzZ1x— Facts (@BefittingFacts) January 31, 2021
Interestingly, this isn’t the primary time that Arvind Kejriwal has fallen for a parody account.
Arvind Kejriwal falls pretend account of Rakesh Tikait
Just a number of days earlier than, AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal had fallen for a parody account of anti-farm regulation protestor Rakesh Tikait.
After sustaining silence over the violence and vandalism that transpired within the National Capital on Republic Day, AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal lastly determined to interrupt his silence on Friday as he hailed BKU chief Rakesh Tikait and promised his assist.
In a tweet, he mentioned, “Rakesh ji, we are completely in support of the farmers. Your demands are valid. It is wrong to defame the farmers’ movement, call them ‘anti-national’ and to file false cases against farmer leaders who have been spearheading a peaceful agitation.”
Screengrab of Arvind Kejriwal’s tweet
Rakesh Tikait is likely one of the masterminds of the tractor rally, who fomented hassle within the nationwide capital by instigating the so-called protestors to unleash violence on Delhi’s streets, which sadly ended with the surprising act of desecration of tricolour on the Red Fort and rampant violence.
However, a Twitter person (@BefittingFacts) identified that Kejriwal’s tweet was directed to not ‘real’ Rakesh Tikait however to a parody account. The parody account, which earlier had the username @kiransingh_077 modified it to @rkeshtikait and wrote, “This is the official Twitter account” in his bio.