#BJP, #Happy Easter: #Twitter Trends
Posted on April 1, 2013 in SpecialsBy Shivangi Singh:
BJP is all set for 2014 elections and decided its team which made it the top Twitter trend of the day. Here are a few interesting ones:
Disappointed to see that Digvijay Singh didn't make it to the BJP parliamentary board.He has done more for the BJP than anyone else recently
— IndiaSpeaks (@IndiaSpeaksPR) March 31, 2013
The BJP is thinking for and of itself and not for and of hypothetical allies that may or may not exist. Wise, pragmatic decision
— Ashok Malik (@MalikAshok) March 31, 2013
Why Shiv RAJ Singh Chauhan is not in BJP parliamentary board ? He is CM of MP, the fastest growing state , much ahead than Gujrat.
— ashutosh (@ashutosh83B) March 31, 2013
In my view @nsitharaman is one of the most erudite bjp leaders. Should be on rise in bjp. Won't say more. Sunday hai! No netagiri tweets
— Rajdeep Sardesai (@sardesairajdeep) March 31, 2013
I congratulate Rajnathji for selecting balanced & dynamic team. This shall lead BJP to the victory in the next Parliamentary elections.
— ShivrajSingh Chouhan (@ChouhanShivraj) March 31, 2013
‘Happy Easter’ wished also kept trending:
'Happy Easter' is a TT. So when I rise from the apparent dead everyone gets alllll upset but when Jesus does it it's a holiday? #Muggles
— The Dark Lord (@Lord_Voldemort7) March 30, 2013
Happy Easter. Hope everyone is spending it with family and loved ones. #easter #HappyEaster
— Wojtek Wolski (@WojtekWolski86) March 31, 2013
Happy Easter! Let's all remember the power of what Easter is about every single day and not just today. Jesus is the real deal!
— Matthew Ramirez (@MattRamirez_11) March 31, 2013
Jesus has overcome, and the grave is overwhelmed. The victory is won, he is RISEN from the dead!!!! #JesusIsAlive #HappyEaster everybody!!
— Jordan Rager (@Jordan_Rager) March 31, 2013
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