IN NOT SO LITE VEIN

Absolute Pawar
Recently, the Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar, the Maratha strongman, not only in politics but also in wealth, acquired rightly or wrongly, had declared his wealth for public consumption. However he didn’t really know what he was getting into, when he declared his assets worth Rs. 12 crore. Response of netizens are to be read to be believed.
Read on-courtesy-Delhi Times

Sharad Pawar saying he has just 12 crores is like Shakti Kapoor in his films saying “All women are my sisters”.
Jhunjunwala
After hearing that Sharad Pawar has only 12 crores, Kim Kadarshian have also declared her assets. 36-24-36 mill microns. #fakingNews. Amaresh80
Sharad Pawar had declared he has only 12 crores. So sad. Maybe we can all send him some money… Bechara nek insaan. Tch tch tch…
Actor_Siddharth
Sharad Pawar declares assets of Rs. 12 crores. Funny. But in a British sort of way. Very understated.
Ramesh Srivats
Raju Srivastava to move priviledge motion against Sharad Pawar for stealing his humor space. #/IamPawar #MaibhiPawar
Coolvihal
Lol. RT “@SunkeyNews: On this Teacher’ s Day, I want to meet the Teacher who taught Mathematics to Sharad Pawar. #iampawar”
Sabitakath
#ReallyHateWhen Sharad Pawar said his assets is ONLY WORTH 12 crores. Dude, you were asked for net assets, not per month’s asset #lamPawar
Kushalshah02
Actually, the whole world got it wrong! Sharad Pawar must have said “I will take 12 crores to declare my assets”
Coolfunnyshirt
If all we netajis declares our actual worth then Bill Gates would be queuing for a BPL card. #IamPawar
Diggyleaks
Ramesh Powar – “Wow! I am trending. So what if they didn’t spell it right.” #IamPawar
GhantaGuy
Pawar corrupts, absolute Pawar corrupts absolutely.
Perkyretweets

Corrupts
Absoutely?

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