This IT Professional Tweeted Sushma Swaraj For Wife’s Transfer! Got A Furious Response

Sushma Swaraj has always been a savior; she is known for her helpful and quick responses on Twitter. The moment someone tweets her, she is ever ready to extend her support. Be it helping girls, be it supporting a pregnant lady with her newborn or be it reuniting an Indo-Pak couple, Sushma has always won hearts.

So far, we all have just seen her sweet avatar; we would hardly believe that she can lose her cool too. Yea, you heard it right; on Sunday, she became very furious after she received an annoying request. People should understand that her account is only for valid requests and not for TIMEPASS. They should have the ethics to speak to the external foreign affairs minister.

However, a Pune based IT professional, Raj got an unexpected response when he tweeted something. Well, he requested a transfer for his wife, who works in Railways but is posted in a different city. He wished for a transfer for his wife from Jhansi to Pune.

Here’s what he tweeted;

He compared this situation with the term “Banwas”, which was not at all ethical and this infuriated her to a great extent. He used this word, because Sushma had used it when a man from the US tweeted her for his wife’s passport. Smit Raj tweeted in the same thread and tried trolling her by using “Banwas”.

She was prompt enough in replying, but this time, her tone was completely different.

This didn’t end here; she even tweeted to Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu and showed him the request she had received. Here’s the tweet…

Suresh Prabhu who is also a social-media savvy minister gave a quick reply to Sushma stating that he will ask the concerned official to look into this matter…

It seems she wasn’t in a good mood that time. However, Raj should have tweeted something professional to get a good response. Moreover, Railway transfers don’t come under her department and so it might have been more irritating.

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