TSP_President - Tweet Data Analysis

The emotions expressed in these tweets range from joy and pride to sadness and anger. The first tweet expresses joy and pride in the departure of the Mughal rulers and the subsequent cleaning of the area. The second tweet expresses anger at the lawlessness of the situation and a call for justice. The third tweet expresses reassurance and comfort to those who are not affected by the situation. The fourth tweet expresses admiration for a Brahmin who invited the British to India. The fifth tweet expresses sorrow and outrage at the injustice done to the five Muslims who were only convicted of their crimes after 20 years. The sixth tweet expresses humor at the situation. The seventh tweet expresses confusion and concern. The eighth tweet expresses appreciation for the Prophet Muhammad. The ninth tweet expresses amusement at the situation. The tenth tweet expresses nostalgia for the Mughal rulers. The eleventh tweet expresses frustration and anger at the hypocrisy of those who are not from the same background as the Bajrang Dal. The twelfth tweet expresses joy and amusement at the departure of the Mughal rulers. The thirteenth tweet expresses confusion and a request for guidance. The fourteenth tweet expresses confusion as to which post is being referred to. The fifteenth tweet expresses admiration for the Ghazals of Hazrat Mirza Asadullah Beg Khan Ghalib. The sixteenth tweet expresses a call to action. The seventeenth tweet expresses joy and amusement at the departure of the Mughal rulers. The eighteenth tweet expresses a request to change the profile picture.