All this started with a post by Bhatia, in which he wrote, “Indian Politics has not changed much since 1947. As long as the parties want to ‘rule’ and people feel that they need to ‘rule -‘ not service ‘ – anything will actually change. ,

An Indian original UK-based engineer Vivek Mehrotra reacted to the post and accused Bhatia of using chat. “It has been written, guarantee,” Mehrotra has written. Bhatia denied this claim and said, “How about my mind … just because you can’t think like me?”

At this point, another X joined the user and said, “He is certain due to two long dashes – he is 100% certain, but I am 1000% fixed.” Mehrotra said, “So I said.”

Take a look at the online chat here:

Sabir Bhatia often creates controversy with her positions related to India. Many times, social media users, including Padma Sri Awardee and former CFO of Infosys Mohandas Pai, have criticized Bhatiya for their tweet to India.

In a recent position, he compared traffic between Bangalore and San Francisco Gulf region. “I know that Bangalore people can say this negative … But here traffic is crazy. I ride the same distance on my bicycle in 1/3 time in Bay area. How do people tolerate it every day?” He has written.

Sabir Bhatia is an Indian-American businessman who co-established Hotmail, which was later acquired by Microsoft. He currently lives in USA.