Chetan Bhagat Is Once Again The Most Hated Man On The Indian Internet

    Sorry, bro.

    Andre Borges
    by Andre Borges

    BuzzFeed India Contributor

    Chetan Bhagat has a history of finding himself in hot soup on Twitter.

    Via chetanbhagat.com

    And today, he fell into old habits and decided to comment about Delhi's odd-even traffic rule.

    Via Twitter: @chetan_bhagat

    Arvind Kejriwal introduced the odd-and-even traffic scheme in Delhi, where private vehicles will only be allowed move about in the city based on their license plate numbers. However this scheme will not apply to cars owned by women or ones that have women passengers.

    And well, people really, really didn't like it.

    Sanjay @oothikicha

    What Harry Potter is to the golden snitch, is what Chetan Bhagat is to attention.

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    Overrated Outcast @over_rated

    haha Chetan Bhagat is now a men's rights activist.

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    Aditi Mittal @awryaditi

    Cannot deny that Chetan Bhagat will be the Indian Donald Trump. *hair piece not included*

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    Even Arvind Kejriwal, the chief minister of Delhi, got in on the action by retweeting some of the people who were commenting on Bhagat's statement.

    Twitter: @ArvindKejriwal

    To which Bhagat promptly replied.

    Chetan Bhagat @chetan_bhagat

    Dear CM, when you retweet trolls making personal attacks on me,you tacitly encourage them. And that's what they are doing right now. Thanks.

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    Within a few hours of tweeting, Bhagat became one of India's trending topics.

    Twitter

    Which obviously prompted him to go into rant mode.

    Via Twitter: @chetan_bhagat

    Well, there's always next time.

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