YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, former Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, faced an onslaught of trolling after his latest press conference turned into a series of awkward moments. During the scripted event, Jagan’s remarks about the NDA government, where he lamented not being rewarded for his actions on the power contract, were met with online ridicule. This was particularly pointed given the U.S. Department of Justice's involvement in a bribery case linked to his tenure.

Further adding to the embarrassment, Jagan made a noticeable tongue slip when referring to the central government, mixing Telugu and English in the same sentence. The blunder led to widespread mockery, with many netizens sharing the clip. The trolling didn’t stop there, as Jagan also struggled to recall the name of the U.S. president, first mentioning "Donald Trump" before changing his mind and settling on "Joe Biden."

These mistakes quickly went viral, overshadowing the original points Jagan raised and becoming the center of attention on social media. The incident highlights how politicians’ gaffes can take on a life of their own online, often becoming more newsworthy than their actual statements.