Jwala Gutta Takes a Dig at Saina Nehwal for Joining Politics

Saina Nehwal joined BJP on Wednesday, 29 January, in the presence of BJP National General Secretary Arun Singh.

Badminton player Jwala Gutta recently trolled Saina Nehwal for joining the Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) on Wednesday, 29 January.

The two time olympic medallist joined the ruling party in the presence of Rajya Sabha MP and BJP National General Secretary Arun Singh.

“I am a very hardworking and I love hardworking persons. I can see Prime Minister Narendra Modi does so much for the country, I want to do something for the country with him,” said Saina.

“I feel good today that I am joining a party that is doing so much for our nation. I get a lot of inspiration from Narendra sir. I hope I can do good for my country.”

Saina Nehwal, Badminton Player

But the doubles specialist Jwala Gutta was not impressed with the move. She took to Twitter to share her feelings and posted a cryptic message for Saina.

She wrote,”Pehli baar Suna hai...bewajah khelna shuru kiya aur ab bewajah party join kiya...(Hearing this for the first time, started playing without any reason, and now joining a party without any reason)."

Pehli baar Suna hai...bewajah khelna shuru kiya aur ab bewajah party join kiya... 🤔 🧐

— Gutta Jwala (@Guttajwala) January 29, 2020

Even though she didn’t mention Saina directly, it still seems obvious that who she is referring to.

Her passing a cryptic remark for the former World no 1 didn’t go down well with the fans.

Jealousy is the most difficult emotion to hide.

— THE SKIN DOCTOR (@theskindoctor13) January 29, 2020

So much hatred for a fellow player..!!! Why Jwala? One would expect you to wish her luck for her next innings of life..even if you don’t get along well. BTW, she did explain on @news24tvchannel why she joined BJP. Want to see?

— Manak Gupta (@manakgupta) January 29, 2020

You have issues with Coach Gopichand.

You have issues with Godse.

You have issues with your co teams

You had issues with Lt. Arun Jaitley.

And here you are giving lecture on player who has bring laurels to India.#hypocrisykiseema

— That Kashmiri Guy (@ThtKashmiriGuy) January 30, 2020

Hi @Guttajwala it's human tendency to feel jealous with someone who is better and more famous than you. so chill na. it's fine i know it hurts.

— Ashutosh Vashishth🏏 (@iashutosh23) January 29, 2020

Why so much hate, jealousy and negativity?
Expect more sportsmanship from a sportsperson

— KavitaM 🇮🇳 (@Kavita_M57) January 29, 2020