Post Projected Victory of Joe Biden, #HowdyModi Trends on Twitter

As Democrat Joe Biden finally won the mantle of the 46th US President, Twitter is a buzz with #HowdyModi tweets.

As Democrat Joe Biden finally won the mantle of the 46th president of the United States of America on Saturday, 7 November, after a victory in Pennsylvania, Twitter is a buzz with #HowdyModi tweets.

Last year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was in Houston, Texas for 'Howdy, Modi', a mega-event organised by the Indian diaspora community to welcome the prime minister.

With a 50,000-strong audience, Donald Trump was there, along with numerous other US lawmakers to address the diaspora before PM Modi.

Netizens shared tweets using #HowdyModi taking a digging at the expenses involved in the event while some continued to laud the event.

Dear @narendramodi ji you spent so much money of indian taxpayer by doing #HowdyModi and #NamasteTrump to promote Trump so that trump win but this is your biggest diplomatic blunder in Indian history which will pay India unfortunately. #JoeBidenKamalaHarris2020 pic.twitter.com/uuoaWXNhg0

— Kamal (@Kamal94522175) November 8, 2020

Finest embarrassment of the Indian constitution & it's people.
We Indian apologize for #HowdyModi #HowdyModi_was_Embarrassment #USElectionResults2020 #JoeBiden #BidenHarris2020 pic.twitter.com/FvfeZnD5a7

— Deepak Singh (@DEEPAKdasak21) November 8, 2020

Guys this is the time to ask and trend : #HowdyModi

— Jignesh Mevani (@jigneshmevani80) November 7, 2020

First of all you have to remember one thing is that #HowdyModi were organised in Texas State, and it was incredible successful show out there, and Trump got victory from Texas. So stop making some fool tweets bro!! do a proper reading before some sweets. #Modiji https://t.co/4JB3J7gErW

— Darshan Purohit (@Darshan36602701) November 8, 2020

Yes to supporting Trump is a diplomatic blunder #HowdyModi

— Palak Parashar (@PalakParashar5) November 8, 2020