Indians will always be ugly neighbours to hotter Pakistanis: BuzzFeed India editor

Within three hours of her tweet, Jha backtracks by saying all Indians are beautiful, inside and out


Ibriz Sheikh February 16, 2015
PHOTO COURTESY: THE AEROGRAM

Pakistan were crushed by  India in their first World Cup match on Sunday, but BuzzFeed India's editor Rega Jha's gave Pakistanis something to cheer about when she admitted on Twitter that Pakistanis were 'hotter' than 'ugly' Indians.

Taking to her Twitter account, the 23-year-old editor tweeted, "it's so sad that no matter who wins, Pakistanis will continue to be way hotter than us and we'll continue to be their ugly neighbours."

https://twitter.com/RegaJha/status/566916032363642880

The tweet, for obvious reasons, sparked an outrage among Indians who were merciless in their responses to the BuzzFeed editor's tweet.







Some however, took a more comical approach to Jha's opinion and retweeted her sentiment in good faith.



https://twitter.com/manithan34/status/566922852515856384



Jha's tweet was retweeted over 2,000 times since it went up and was favourtied by over 1,000 twitter users. However, many argued that the young editor was simply trying to attract attention.

Within three hours of posting the tweet, Jha took back her statement by claiming that "all Indians are beautiful, inside and out."

COMMENTS (59)

JSM | 9 years ago | Reply There has been extensive discourse on this subject in these columns. It is concluded that people of Pakistan are more beautiful (!) than people of India. How was this 'beauty quotient' of Pakistsn maintined during population transfer at the time of partition. Was any filter used to ensure that only the beautiful people shifted across to Pakistan and the not-so-beautiful muslims were left behind.
Maddie | 9 years ago | Reply @Sami: Like it's a fact we always win against pak? ^_^
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