How is SBI passbook evidence of India’s support to Argentina in FIFA World Cup final, well twitterati has a meme-laced reason

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Updated At : 02:05 AM Dec 17, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, December 16

Microblogging platform Twitter is too unpredictable to lap up any issue randomly to initiate a laugh riot over it. In a fresh, twitterati fuelled a peculiar streak where users drew parallels between FIFA World Cup finalist Argentina and India’s public sector bank SBI. They even pointed out how the ‘correlation’ between the duo made Indians support Argentina against France in the final clash on Sunday.

Netizens are sharing SBI passbook owing to its resemblance with national flag of Argentina. They are also calling the resemblance as reason of Indian football lovers to support the country. Moreover their love for Messi also remain a paramount reason to support the team.

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