 "Sushma Swaraj's picture with her husband on Twitter will put a smile on your face")
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj is schooling everyone on how to make the most of social media. From using Twitter to help many Indians facing problems abroad to giving a witty and sharp reply to a person complaining about a defective refrigerator , Sushma Swaraj has always eagerly interacted with all sorts of people on social media and helped them when required. And her latest tweet shows that the social media-savvy politician does not shy away from sharing moments from her personal life with people on the internet. In her latest tweet, Swaraj has posted a photo of her with her husband Swaraj Kaushal after she had a chance meeting with him at the Parliament House gate. Swaraj showed all Indian politicians how to be light-hearted on social media when, in another tweet, she said, “Ghar mein saath hain, sansad mein nahin hain (We are together at home, not in Parliament).”
Together after many years - a chance meeting with @governorswaraj at the Parliament House gate today. /1 pic.twitter.com/yHvD0NliSt
— Sushma Swaraj (@SushmaSwaraj) August 11, 2016
घर में साथ हैं. संसद में नहीं हैं. @raksha24760
— Sushma Swaraj (@SushmaSwaraj) August 11, 2016
What makes the photo even more delightful is Congress leader Digvijaya Singh smiling happily behind the couple. Swaraj Kaushal is a senior advocate in the Supreme Court and was one of the youngest people to be appointed the Governor of a state in India when he became the Governor of Mizoram at the age of 37. If only other politicians of our country used Twitter to have a bit of fun and genuinely help people, we’d be living in a happier country.
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