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Twitter has a field day when PM Modi goofs up Afghanistan president Ashraf Ghani's birthday

What happens when PM Modi wishes 'happy birthday' to Afghan president Ashraf Ghani on a wrong date

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In this handout photograph released by the Indian Press Information Bureau (PIB) on December 25, 2015, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi (R) and Afghan President Ashraf Ghani talk during a meeting in Kabul
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is hands on with the social media and has made it a point that the official account of PMO does the same to be quick and have a prominent social media presence. His official Twitter handle always wishes other world leaders, other eminent personalities on their birthdays or acheivements.

When it comes to tweeting, one has to be accurate when one is Prime Minister of India. Relying on the internet can cost you some mockery as the least of the consequences. Trolls are everywhere, waiting to strike as you goof up.

Narendra Modi made a mistake of wishing a happy birthday to Afghanistan president Ashraf Ghani on Friday. Because, as it was made clear by the Afghanistan president in a reply to the tweet that his birthday is on May 19.

There is a possibility that someone at in PM Modi's social media staff just googled Ashraf Ghani's birthday which it shows up as February 12 in Google database and on a few websites.

Calling up Indian embassy in Kabul to confirm would have been a wise choice before tweeting, we say.

People living in the Twitter universe had a good laugh at the expense of this mistake.

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