#Abhinandan trends on twitter with hilarious memes in memory of ‘tea is fantasic’

The captured Indian pilot was treated with a cup of tea which he had termed as ‘fantastic’. He was later handed over back to India as a peace gesture from Pakistan.

Abhinandan had also praised Pakistan Army for treating him with dignity and respect during his capture and captivity.

To celebrate the day, hashtags like #Abhinandan #HappySurpriseDayIndia and #27Feb are trending on Twitter:

Three Line Crossings that India Can Never forget.Our Tea is Fantastic ??#HappySurpriseDayIndia #Abhinandan #BalakotAirStrike pic.twitter.com/OeabxcCuhh

— ??? (@Ali__Chaudhary) February 26, 2021

Tea was fantastic.
It costs MiG 21.....#Abhinandan#HappySurpriseDayIndia pic.twitter.com/YEQ7p9ubyA

— Ridah zehra (@zehra_ridah) February 26, 2021

#Abhinandan #BalakotAirStrike#WorldsBiggestTeaParty#HappySurpriseDayIndia
Fantastic Tea day . Only for RSS fighters . Lets try@muhamma52361673 pic.twitter.com/pbzZXbCFvd

— muhammad nasir (@muhamma52361673) February 27, 2021

Even His name is saying "Abhi-None_Done" ? #BalakotAirStrike #HappySurpriseDayIndia#Abhinandan THE TEA pic.twitter.com/XNUInQHq6N

— Hammad Shahab (@MrHammadShahab) February 27, 2021

Most expensive tea in whole world ???#HappySurpriseDayIndia#TeaWasFantastic#27FebDayOfFantasticTea#Abhinandan pic.twitter.com/83Mni0ZCu1

— Haya Fatima (@HayaFat73896912) February 26, 2021

The TEA was fantastic bcz it costs MIG-21 ??#Abhinandan pic.twitter.com/1G2QpNYocs

— IAmShaziil (@shazilkimemes) February 26, 2021

On this day we should not forget the martyrs of indian air strike at #Balakot#BalakotAirStrike#Abhinandan pic.twitter.com/rC9W95gUQ7

— Sanam (@Sanam_sana1) February 26, 2021

#Abhinandan #SurpriseDay

?? Airforce ?? Airforce
Before 27 February After 27 February pic.twitter.com/K4DCAxWmIQ

— Sakib (@Sa_k_i_b) February 25, 2021

#Abhinandan as best one on #PawriHoRahiHai #BalakotAirStrike pic.twitter.com/wVUxKAqQ6A

— Khaleej Mag (@KhaleejMag) February 26, 2021

Tea party time for every Indian soldier..?? #Abhinandan #BalakotAirStrike #PawriHoRahiHai#HappySurpriseDayIndia#بجاؤ_تالیاں pic.twitter.com/Hck6SlVtI0

— Bilal Rajput (@BilalRaput) February 27, 2021

How to Attract Indian Air Force Pilots? #Abhinandan
pic.twitter.com/UaiPlQ4r0n

— RJ Umar Tweets (@rjumarishaq) February 27, 2021

Pic 1: What the wanted (Nashta in Lahore)
Pic 2: What they get ( Fantastic tea)?#HappySurpriseDayIndia #Abhinandan #WorldsBiggestTeaParty pic.twitter.com/QUDducbHgq

— Syeda Trimzi (@TrimiziiiSyeda) February 27, 2021

The most fantastic and expensive tea ☕️ #HappySurpriseDayIndia #Abhinandan pic.twitter.com/xfBPwG0SrB

— Maida Rani? (@ManaWrites) February 27, 2021

Best chaai is made in Pakistan & you can ask Abhinandan ??
Happy #WorldsBiggestTeaParty Day ✌?#Abhinandan#آؤ_چائے_پلائیں#2YearsOfFantasticTea#HappySurpriseDayIndia@ZAIB_SAYS_THAT pic.twitter.com/E0Isb57tLI

— KHAKI BANDA ???? (@ZAIB_SAYS_THAT) February 27, 2021

 

On February 27, 2019, the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) carried out Operation Swift Retort and shot down two Indian Air Force (IAF) fighter aircraft and dropped bombs within the compounds of Indian military facilities in occupied Kashmir – as a warning to the country’s belligerent neighbor.

The Pakistani military had lived up to its promise to ‘surprise’ India in wake of any misadventure, saying that ‘uncalled-for aggression’ from the Indian military ‘would not go unpunished’.

The operation also resulted in the capture of an Indian pilot, Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman, after his Mig-21 was shot down. The pilot was later handed over to Indian authorities as ‘a goodwill gesture’.