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Twitter abuzz with jokes on Musharraf's 'fleeing' act

Updated on: 18 April,2013 01:32 PM IST  | 
A correspondent |

After his 'fleeing' act from Islamabad High Court to evade arrest, Musharraf trends high on Twitter.

Twitter abuzz with jokes on Musharraf's 'fleeing' act

After news of former Pakistani president Pervez Musharraf fleeing the Islamabad High Court to evade his arrest spread, Twitter users, forever ready to comment on any issue under the sun, started posting funny tweets.

@BwoyBlunder posted, "Twitter is giving "Running" Commentary on Pervez Musharraf."

Twitter abuzz with jokes on Musharraf
Former Pakistani president Pervez Musharraf


Pervez Musharraf is a fleedom fighter, tweeted @coolfunnytshirt.



@jhunjhunwala said, "In a matter of a few days Pakistan's headlines have gone from 'Pervez Musharraf Returns' to 'Pervez Musharraf Runs'."

There were also tweeters who paid a tribute to Sajid Khan's Himmatwala. @rameshsrivats posted, "Q: What's the difference between Pervez Musharraf and Himmatwala? A: Himmatwala never ran."

@fakingnews tweeted, "They started playing Himmatwala in court, so I ran away: Pervez Musharraf."

Here are some other tweets that cracked us up:

@OyePakaaMat: A movie on this Pervez Musharraf incident will surely run successfully!

@babumoshoy: Pervez Musharraf unnecessarily went through hassles. All he needed to do was to place hand on heart and fake chest pain.

@YoYoGabbarSingh: Breaking- Pervez Musharraf to play lead role in Pakistani Paan Singh Tomar.

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