Who is the real Pappu of India now? Is it Modi or Rahul Gandhi?

A ‘real’ Pappu is the person not just pull himself down but also pulls down all his partners and associates. Now, guess who? He can tear his own PM Dr. Manmohan Singh’s ordinance in public!

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How Rahul Gandhi became 'Pappu' of politics
Pappu became the name to mock Rahul Gandhi in the run up to 2014 Lok Sabha elections. Amit Shah too used the word Pappu for Rahul Gandhi. After the electoral defeat of the Congress, many party leaders too referred to him as Pappu.
https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/rahul-gandhi-pappu-1293314-2018-07-23

 

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