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Rahul Gandhi posts funny video of his pet to silence critics

| | Oct 29, 2017, at 11:28 pm

New Delhi, Oct 29 (IBNS): In a sarcastic response to his critics, Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi on Sunday posted a short video of his pet dog and put an end to 'who' manages his social media accounts.

"Ppl been asking who tweets for this guy..I'm coming clean..it's me..Pidi..I'm way than him. Look what I can do with a tweet..oops..treat!," Gandhi's official Twitter handle posted along with the video of the pet dog Pidi.

In the video, Pidi could be seen performing some tricks.

The dog could be seen standing up on its hunches when Rahul could be heard asking it to do 'Namaste'.

 

Image: https://twitter.com/OfficeOfRG
 

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