BJP mocks Rahul Gandhi with AI-generated ‘career options’ after Bihar defeat: 'Clearly current one isn't working'

Rahul Gandhi

Days after Congress's poll drubbing in Bihar elections, the BJP on Monday took a scathing dig at the leader of opposition in Lok Sabha, suggesting a list of career paths he can pursue.

The party posted a series of AI-generated pictures of Rahul Gandhi on its X handle, exploring alternative career options for the former Congress president.

"Here’s a list of career paths Rahul Gandhi might actually ace… Because clearly, the current one isn’t working!" the party posted.

One of the pictures show Rahul as a "travel blogger" while other shows him as a "stand up comedian". Two more pictures show Rahul Gandhi as a "jalebi seller" and a "fiction writer". The photos are accompanied by the caption "Alternative Careers Rahul Gandhi can explore after losing Bihar Elections".

Each suggested “career” was also a personal dig at Rahul. The travel-blogger reference mocks Gandhi’s frequent foreign trips, while the stand-up-comedian tag targets his slip-ups during public rallies. The jalebi-seller dig alludes to his viral "jalebi factory" remark during the Haryana election campaign. The fiction-writer reference is aimed at his allegations against institutions such as the Election Commission, including his recent claims of “vote chori.”

Here’s a list of career paths Rahul Gandhi might actually ace…😎

Because clearly, the current one isn’t working! 🤣 pic.twitter.com/Ys6xoqwYmM

— BJP (@BJP4India) November 17, 2025

Earlier, the party had pointed out how the grand old party has lost "95 elections" over the last two decades under Gandhi's leadership.

BJP IT cell head Amit Malviya posted a map on X, detailing the elections lost by Congress from 2004 to 2025. The latest being the Bihar polls.

"Rahul Gandhi! Another election, another defeat! If there were awards for electoral consistency, he'd sweep them all. At this rate, even setbacks must be wondering how he finds them so reliably," Malviya wrote.

The Congress won just 6 out of the 61 seats it contested in the two-phased Bihar elections, posting one of its worst performance in the state at a dismal strike rate. Its broader Mahagathbandhan alliance with RJD also suffered a massive setback in the elections, managing to win just 35 seats.

The electoral setback by Congress led to criticism of Rahul Gandhi's leadership, since the Rae Bareli MP had led the party's campaign from the front and took out an extensive "Voter Adhikar Yatra" across the state to amplify his "vote chori" claims ahead of the elections.