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Kejriwal’s Ad Blitz Catches Obama’s Attention
Barack Obama (SAUL LOEB/AFP/Getty Images)
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal seems to be taking his government’s projects and schemes to the world. Delhi government has taken out advertisements in newspapers. A satire on such publicity is evident in this fictional phone conversation between Prime Miniister Narendra Modi and President Barack Obama
Obama calls Narendra Modi
Obama: Hey Modi... how are you?
Modi: I’m good Barack :) How are you doing?
Obama: I’m absolutely fine. Where is Kejriwal, by the way?
Modi: Not sure, but probably in Punjab or Delhi.
Obama: He is doing amazing work, I’m so impressed!
Modi: !!
Obama: The way his Mohalla Clinic near Mahima Furniture, Kriti Nagar is working is fabulous! Also the way Rakesh Tomar, Vivek Goel & Tanya Arora got driving licences without bribe is amazing, it is showing that corruption is really coming down...
Modi: !!!!
Obama: .... Due to Odd-Even the way pollution level came down at Munirika, Ward No 6 clearly shows his commitment towards Delhi. And don’t you think that the way he sent water tanker in just 1 hour to Laxmi Nagar, Near Metro station after water pipeline damage was beyond imagination in previous government?
Modi: hmmmmmm... But Barack how do you know all these?
Obama: Oh Man... It’s simple... Yesterday I was reading his 4 page advertisement in the New York Times!!
Courtesy - Decoding DemoCrazy
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