After PM’s Mann Ki Baat, Harshvardhan has become a Twitter and meme star

Wherever Harshvardhan is and especially if he's on Twitter, he might be reconsidering writing that letter to the PM.

By: Express Web Desk |
September 27, 2016 12:58:22 pm

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s latest Mann Ki Baat address has made Harshvardhan a Twitter celebrity

On September 25, PM Narendra Modi addressed the nation on Mann Ki Baat and touched upon a range topics. He started with his response to the terrorist attack on army base in Uri, in which 19 of Indian soldiers lost their lives. He said, those behind the attacks will not be spared. “I pay my tribute to soldiers who lost their lives in Uri terror attack. The culprits will be punished for sure,” he said.

He also talked about an Class XI student who, after the attacks, resolved to study 3 hours extra so he can contribute to the nation. The boy wrote a letter to Modi in which he wrote the attacks disturbed him a lot and he wanted to do something about it, but he didn’t know what. “What can a student like me do?” Modi quoted him. “That’s when I pledged to study 3 more hours every day so I can become a responsible citizen of the country and cab be put to use”. The PM praised him for his thoughts amid today’s charged environment.

But wherever Harshvardhan is and especially if he’s on Twitter, he might be reconsidering writing that letter to the PM because he’s dominating the micro-blogging site right now. Jokes and memes on his just won’t stop!

“Harshvardhan’s father is praying for few more terror attack, so that he could see his son in the toppers list of UPSC,” tweeted a user. “According to a recent study, India will have to lose Kargil, if Harshvardhan has to clear IITJEE,” wrote another.

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You absolutely have to read these.

Harshvardhan before writing that letter to PM. pic.twitter.com/Fh0fwhZFgP

— Rofl Harshvrdhn Fan (@RoflGandhi_) September 25, 2016

In truth, Harshvardhan wants to study for 3 hours more because these days his crush is getting quite pally with the topper of their class.

— Roflindian (@Roflindian) September 26, 2016

According to a recent study, India will have to lose Kargil, if Harshvardhan has to clear IITJEE.

— Gabbbar (@GabbbarSingh) September 26, 2016

Harshvardhan is studying 3hrs more after Uri attack but Sharma ji ka ladka is studying 4hrs more.

— EngiNerd. (@mainbhiengineer) September 25, 2016

I don’t have any doubt that Harshvardhan’s surname is Sharma

— Ra_Bies (@Ra_Bies) September 25, 2016

@KyaUkhaadLega ye raha vo harshvardhan pic.twitter.com/EcFZbgWWk0

— हर्षवर्धन भाईसाहब (@Bhai_saheb) September 25, 2016

Eminent industrialists queue up to offer a job to the great Harshvardhan after he decided to study more after #UriAttack… #MannKiBaat pic.twitter.com/Tkx0w3E3kb

— The-Lying-Lama (@KyaUkhaadLega) September 25, 2016

This user knows everything about Harshvardhan

When dad said Harshvardhan to feed the cattle @RoflGandhi_ pic.twitter.com/khYGeZAc8N

— Saurabh ☔ (@TheViral_Guy) September 25, 2016

Li’l Harshvardhan preparing for IIT@RoflGandhi_ pic.twitter.com/UyxdlNmXJC

— Saurabh ☔ (@TheViral_Guy) September 25, 2016

When harshvardhan couldn’t manage time b/w studying and workout..@RoflGandhi_ pic.twitter.com/c0gZxZiEBi

— Saurabh ☔ (@TheViral_Guy) September 25, 2016

Work out + Studying = just harshvardhan things..@RoflGandhi_ pic.twitter.com/8OkgtRwPS8

— Saurabh ☔ (@TheViral_Guy) September 25, 2016

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