'Do it in India': Vivek Ramaswamy faces racist trolling for his photo with two kids

Republican leader Vivek Ramaswamy faced another round of vicious trolling for no reason while the MAGA world imploded with Donald Trump and Elon Musk attacking each other in public. Vivek Ramaswamy was a part of the MAGA world until Christmas 2024 when he chastised American culture and doubled down on the need of H-1B visa programs.

At that time, Ramaswamy was a co-chief of Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency. Elon Musk too backed Ramaswamy on H1-B but did not like his unraveling and eventually Ramaswamy exited DOGE even before Trump's inauguration. Ramaswamy announced his bid for Ohio Governor race, got the backing of both Elon Musk and Donald Trump but gradually distanced himself from the White House. As the Trump-Musk feud unfolded, Ramaswamy posted a photo carrying his two children -- Karthik and Arjun and wrote: 'It's why we do it'.

The post had no connection with the MAGA crisis but it reflected the peace that Ramaswamy chose by exiting the orb.

'Do it in India': Americans find Vivek Ramaswamy's photo with his two kids 'repulsive'But the comment section got filled with hatred in no time with people pointing out that Americans wear socks inside shoes probably referring to an interview where Ramaswamy appeared barefoot. One user asked Grok to change the background of the photo to a "garbage-filled street in India".

"Why don't Americans deport this India?" one asked. "Is there a scientific reason as to why I find this photo repulsive?" a third user said.

"Send him back to India...In the name of Jesus Christ," another wrote. "Do it in India," a hater said. Some X users asked him his take on the Trump-Elon Musk feud and urged him to take a stand. A few commended him for seeing it all much ahead of the time while some were curious to know how bad was Ramaswamy's feud with Elon Musk before Ramaswamy was shown the door in DOGE.One asked why the MAGA world accepts Elon Musk, who was not born in the US, as one of them, but not Vivek Ramaswamy who was born in Cincinnati.