Kash patel: Indian -origin FBI director Kash Patel shared a beautiful picture while wishing Holi. However, his post sparked a debate between the X (Twitter) users.
While most people were impressed by his post, he was appreciating him, some people looked unhappy. He says that government officials should only post on American holidays and festivals.
What did Patel shared?
Indian origin FBI director Kash Patel wrote on social media, “Happy Holi, festival of colors.” Along with this, he also shared a picture, in which a person is seen holding Gulal in his hand while his white dress is drenched in different colors.
Happy Holi- The Festival of Colors pic.twitter.com/3pbkwd0hnb
– kash patel (@kash_patel) March 14, 2025
Social media divided into two parts
One person wrote, “Holi is a symbol of the victory of good over the arrival of spring and good over evil, which is associated with the story of Holika and Prahlada. This festival provides an opportunity to bring people together, forget old complaints and strengthen relationships.
Another wrote, “Happy Holi! A beautiful festival of colors and happiness.” The third said, “Happy Holi to everyone!” At the same time, the fourth commented, “Happy Holi to you.”
However, not everyone was happy with Holi’s best wishes and some people expressed their displeasure. One person commented, “I wish, my government employee would only celebrate American holidays.” At the same time, another wrote, “Disgusting! You should know that we do not celebrate this holiday in America. Understand the atmosphere, we do not need to hear about it.”
I wish Patel is of Indian origin
Kash Patel was born in 1980 in New York to a parents of Gujarati origin. During the swearing in as the ninth director of the FBI, he took oath by placing his hand on the Bhagavad Gita. Earlier, a video of him had become a matter of discussion among the people, in which he was seen touching his parents’ feet, which impressed many people.