How Modi’s African tour unfolded, according to Twitter

From his clothes to train rides, we look at Modi's most hilarious moments in Africa, according to Twitter trolls


News Desk July 11, 2016
From his clothes to train rides, we look at Modi's most hilarious moments in Africa, according to Twitter trolls PHOTO: REUTERS

Indian premier Narendra Modi is on a charm offensive on his four-nation tour of Africa – Mozambique, South Africa, Tanzania and Kenya.

However, back home, Indians are not too impressed, which means that Modi's been at the receiving end of some serious trolling.

From his clothes to train rides, we look at Modi's most hilarious moments in Africa, according to Twitter trolls.

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In South Africa, Modi addressed the Indian community in Johannesburg, dressed in a Madiba shirt, the batik silk shirt popularly worn by Nelson Mandela. Let's just say, Twitter could not stop talking about it.



https://twitter.com/hankypanty/status/751490103323820033





https://twitter.com/pradyu85/status/751487020908834816

Modi gets measured for wax statue and Twitter can't handle it

Modi also tried his hand at some traditional drum beating in Tanzania.





Modi gets measured for wax statue and Twitter can't handle it

Twitter closely followed the Indian premier's journey on a train from Pentrich to Pietermaritzburg railway station, where Gandhi was ejected from a train in 1893 when he refused to move from a first-class compartment to a third-class one.



https://twitter.com/saliltripathi/status/752013378760085505



And then there was some general trolling, just because:







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