ISLAMABAD – World largest search engine “Google” has said that Naredra Modi is on top of the search list of most stupid prime minister.
Not only Modi but Prime Minister of Canada and Yingluck Shinawatra ,Thailand’s Former Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva, Stephen Harper, , Thailand’s first woman prime minister are also among the search list of google images.
“Most stupid Prime Ministers of the world” list is also comprised of British Prime Minister David Cameron ,Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott, , Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Turkish President Rajab Tayyab Urdgan.
After this controversial search results, people of India, on social media, have bashed the management of Google and asked for apology, while Pakistan trollers also enjoyed this “google images results” and called it the fact of this century.
On the other hand, Google has clarified that Google image search results changes with the change in the behaviors of users and they have nothing to do with the search result.
Earlier, Google search for ‘Top 10 criminals in the world’ also displayed pictures of Narendra Modi along with criminals like Dawood Ibrahim and Al Capone.
At that time, things got completely out of hand as Modi’s fans demanded that Google should remove the pictures and apologies.
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