Known BJP supporter and a serial peddler of fake news on social media, Madhu Kishwar, found herself at the receiving end of Twitter users since she complained of her ‘ink blue tongue’ after eating jamuns. Kishwar had taken to Twitter to complain about her nasty experience of purchasing the famous Indian fruits from a Mother’s Dairy shop.
She wrote, “Bought this box of Jamuns from @MotherDairyind @Safalproducts outlet. After eating about 10 jamuns, I found my tongue had turned InkBlue colour, not Jamuni, as expected. Clear case of dangerous adulteration.” Her subsequent tweet read, “If we can’t even trust outlets like @Safalproducts to sell safe vegetables & fruits,where do we go?Even my spit was bizarre ink blue color after eating these jamuns. India seems 2b mass producing rogues who dont hesitate to feed poison 2 fellow citizens just to make quick bucks.”
No sooner did she share her experience, her tweets opened the flood-gate of hilarious memes with users reminding her of karma. Many users posted photos and gifs of snakes spewing venom as they reminded Kishwar that her tongue had turned blue because of the venom she often spews on social media.
That wasn’t color, it was your venom coming out in spit ? pic.twitter.com/WUCTqkAOZ7
— Shaan Haider (@shaanhaider) July 17, 2019
Check your own venom level old lady, it’s oozing out of your tounge too much #WorldSnakeDay
— Syedda Shahid (@syedda2) July 17, 2019
This color comes out when it reacts with your inside venom. pic.twitter.com/LwYdPhwBk0
— TRUTH تروُتَه (@HRWTruth) July 17, 2019
Could we request @ShefVaidya @UnSubtleDesi @MrsGandhi @Payal_Rohatgi @shakkuiyer
to try eating 10 Jamuns like @madhukishwar?Please do tell us what Colour did you see on your tongue after eating Jamuns.
One gets Ink-Blue Colour when Jamuni Colour mixes with Venom . https://t.co/8DSk9h6OKn
— Ashish Joshi (@acjoshi) July 17, 2019
If your tongues looks like this then it is all right. It is your own venom. pic.twitter.com/GS2fXd7Gn1
— RTFM (@richard49step) July 17, 2019
Well said. What defileth a man; but that which cometh out of the mouth, this defileth a man. But those things which proceed out of the mouth come forth from the heart; and they defile the man.@madhukishwar etc pour venom thru their mouths which defile them, not what she eats. https://t.co/SZ0ZrY2A3Z
— Vigilance & Ethics/அன்பழகன் (@AnbalaganJob) July 17, 2019
Kishwar had courted huge controversy in January this year when she tweeted about free-sex while reacting to the then Congress President Rahul Gandhi’s plans to introduce minimum income guarantee scheme.
Last year, a campaign was launched on Twitter demanding a ban on her after the microblogging site banned several accounts owned by known hate-mongers
