#Afzal Guru, #Gautam Gambhir: #Twitter Trends

Posted on February 11, 2013 in Specials

Just like every other place on the web, Twitter was abuzz with posts and trivia on Afzal Guru. Here’s what some of the Tweeple had to say about his hanging:

Kasab hanged just before winter session.. Afzal guru hanged just before budget session! Coincidence?

— Rajdeep Sardesai (@sardesairajdeep) February 9, 2013

Afzal Guru's family says they were not informed of hanging.Did he inform the families of people he killed?!

— kunal kohli (@kunalkohli) February 10, 2013

I notice Afzal Guru is trending in Pakistan. Bhai when you say he had nothing to do with Pakistan why do you care?

— Farrukh K. Pitafi (@FarrukhKPitafi) February 9, 2013

Afzal Guru case needed a closure. It disturbs some and settles others! Always damned if u do,doomed if you don't!Governance is tough!

— Kiran Bedi (@thekiranbedi) February 9, 2013

https://twitter.com/gkhamba/status/300148493866110976

From the sports arena Gautam Gambhir remained a top trend on Twitter. Catch a glimpse:

Hafiz Saeed offers Gautam Gambhir a position in the Pakistan Cricket team. #IndvsAus

— IndiaSpeaks (@IndiaSpeaksPR) February 10, 2013

https://twitter.com/BwoyBlunder/status/300589777021960192

Harbhajan Singh must now pass on his Amar Chitra Katha collection to Gautam Gambhir. Happy vacation, Gambhir..Make it useful

— Tinu Cherian Abraham (@tinucherian) February 10, 2013

Breaking News: Gautam Gambhir reaches out to Mamata for 2 things. 1) to slap the selectors 2) to roll back the dropped decision #IndvsAus

— CJ (@theflyingsikh) February 10, 2013

Had Gautam Gambhir been a bowler,everytime he would have taken a bunch of wickets, I would have tweeted,'Got-'em Gambhir'! Alas..if..*sighs*

— HARSHer than thou (@Harshissist) February 10, 2013

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