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Trolling at 3X speed: People back munching Randhir Jaiswal, give critics a mouthful

  • A video from the BRICS Summit in New Delhi showed India's National Security Adviser Ajit Doval and MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal eating dry fruits during speeches, which went viral on social media.
  • The footage sparked mixed reactions, with some social media users debating the appropriateness of eating during formal diplomatic sessions, while others defended the officials as human and explained that snacks were provided for long meetings.
  • Supporters and political figures responded by criticizing the online trolling and highlighting the officials' dedicated work during the summit.
  • The incident highlighted how informal moments involving senior officials can draw online attention and controversy, reflecting broader issues of public scrutiny and social media behavior towards diplomats.
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Viral on social media went Indian Foreign Ministry spokesman, Radir Jaiswal, who was recorded eating peanuts during the BRICS meeting in New Delhi while leaders and officials were speaking. The video with Jaiswal, which was released on social media at an increased speed, creating footage of a comedic scene, was taken into account. The foreign ministry spokesman appears to be eating nuts from a box lying on his table, licking his fingers as Iran…

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The protagonists of the scenes are the National Security Advisor of India and the representative of the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs

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During the 18th BRICS Leaders Summit in New Delhi, while Iranian President Masoud Pezashkian was speaking, Indian Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal's act of eating nuts behind him became a trending topic on social media.

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The most recent BRICS meeting – the initially formed political-economic organization in Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa – was marked by an unusual moment that quickly became viral. While leaders discussed sensitive issues regarding the escalation of tensions in the Gulf area, the cameras surprised an amusing episode behind the Iranian president.

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Haberler broke the news on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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