Khanzeer-e-Azam trended all day on Twitter yesterday and people are very confused about who it is for…
Khanzeer translates to pig, so a lot of people are assuming it’s referring to our new Prime Minister
Political trends which attack a certain politician or a political party are very common on Twitter. Usually, it is very clear from the hashtag who it is referring too. And usually the tweets on a hashtag like that are pre-planned so they seem similar in nature.
However, with this trend, there was a big confusion about who it actually is for. There are some who thought it’s for Prime Minister Imran Khan.
When #خنزیراعظم tries to impress the "youthias" by his so called "Saadgi".
Then Me Be like..😎😀 pic.twitter.com/kKwgzemJsA— Shehraam (@iamH_Shehraam) August 27, 2018
#خنزیراعظم we feel ashmed to have PM like you..
— Faizan (@faizanfayyaz22) August 28, 2018
Shame on #Imrankhan #خنزیراعظم pic.twitter.com/lg3H8ybJHY
— Malik Farhan Pervaiz (@FarhanAries007) August 28, 2018
And of course, some people were very unhappy about that.
How the fuck is this trend on top? #خنزیراعظم
— Waqas (@Raza64Waqas) August 28, 2018
This hash tag #خنزیراعظم is totally absurd. He is Pakistan's democratically "Selected" PM. Despite of every conflict such idiotic words are totally unacceptable.
کچھ تمیز کر لو جاہلو— S Tayyab Waris (@tayyabwaris99) August 28, 2018
Why do y’all need to be disrespectful if you’ve a different opinion.
This hashtag is shameful.
#خنزیراعظم— Mess (@Messquito) August 28, 2018
However, some people assumed and attributed the trend to Nawaz Sharif.
Found this picture of the X puppet PM of Pakistan nawaz shareef meeting with his boss. #خنزیراعظم #ARYNews #PrimeMinisterImranKhan pic.twitter.com/r2um8tqmRm
— Mohammad Saim (@Mohamma88383520) August 28, 2018
If this hashtag had a face #خنزیراعظم pic.twitter.com/BW7u47Olak
— Aimen (@aimennayyar) August 28, 2018
Pic one #وزیراعظم
pic two #خنزیراعظم 😅😅#Pakistan pic.twitter.com/LufZGIM7Ax— Mir Mahtab (@bieng_MAN) August 28, 2018
And some people were just disgusted that this hashtag actually trended, no matter who it was referring to.
Pakistan is backward and ranked third world because of our cheap mentality. Whoever is this trend Targeting, nawaz sharif or imran khan, this disgusts me that we don't have respect or the right words to say in a free nation. Jahalat at it's peak. #خنزیراعظم
— Sheikh Zia Aftab (@sheikhzia) August 28, 2018
What an awful trend to start koi sharam koi haya?#خنزیراعظم
— Samuella Rehmata Haque (@SamiaHaque) August 28, 2018
A very offensive trend… shame on everyone #خنزیراعظم
— Danish Hasan (@dhasan151) August 28, 2018
But wait, there’s another contender in the guessing game of who this trend was actually for.
There were ( a very few) people who think this trend was referring to the Dutch Prime Minister, Mark Rutte. This is because of the recent news from the Netherlands, that a right-wing politician is organizing a disrespectful cartoon competition where participants will be asked to draw the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
And since the Dutch government is not taking action against the competition because of free speech, people around the world are upset with them.
#خنزیراعظم
Kick Out of Holland Embessder— RanaIRFAN 👈 (@RealRanaIrfan) August 28, 2018
#خنزیراعظم
Bycott Holland Products— RanaIRFAN 👈 (@RealRanaIrfan) August 28, 2018
But there is no real clarity over who the trend was actually for. Well, whoever or whatever it was started for seems to be redundant at this point because it was taken over by supporters of different political parties and leaders trying to one-up each other on social media.
What do you think about this trend on Twitter? Let us know in the comments.
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