Arvind Kejriwal’s party suffered a chastising defeat in Goa, as his Aam Aadmi Party failed to win a single seat. The AAP were soundly defeated by both the BJP and the Congress, despite the sizeable campaign.
Twitter was not willing to give the Delhi Chief Minister a break, and tore into his party strategy failing, poor decision making, and the resounding nature of his loss.
After it became clear that the AAP wasn’t winning even a single seat, Twitter slowly started making Kejriwal their number one target.
The tweets quickly took a dark turn, highlighting the sheer extent of the AAP’s defeat.
The Twitterati did not forget about the confidence Kejriwal displayed before the elections.
They even drew in from current events.
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