Kursi Kumar: kursi chhodunga? Kabhi nahi! (Live neta type tap war)

Kursi Kumar is a chillifacts mascot: a chair with legs and sunglasses. He stands for a type everyone recognises, the neta who gets a seat and then never leaves it, whatever happens. He is fictional and does not represent any real person or party.

Play the Neta Type tap war and push Kursi Kumar

Live score: Neta Type tap war

Kursi Kumar: 0 pushes
Rally Ram: 0 pushes
Tweet Tiwari: 0 pushes
Waada Wala: 0 pushes
Cockroach ji: 0 pushes

Snapshot: 16 Oct, 21:22 IST. Open the game for the live board.

Why players push Kursi Kumar

Players back Kursi Kumar because the joke lands everywhere. In offices, housing societies, college committees and clubs, there is always someone who treats a post like a sofa. His catchphrase writes itself. Team Kursi kehti hai: kursi ke bina neta, jaise chai bina cheeni.

Spot Kursi Kumar in real life

Spot Kursi Kumar in real life by the way he answers any question about stepping down: with a long story about how the work is not finished yet. He chairs every committee, signs every notice and somehow never retires. In a housing society, he has been secretary for twelve years. In an office, he still runs the project he started before half the team joined.

Why this type is the most irritating

Clings to a post long after the work is done.
Turns every meeting into a reason to stay in charge.
The type exists in every society, office and committee.

Why rivals say it is not the worst

At least he is predictable.
Rally Ram is louder and Tweet Tiwari is online all day.
Waada Wala's broken promises hurt more.

FAQ

Is Kursi Kumar a real politician?

No. He is a fictional chillifacts mascot of a type, not of any person or party.

What does kursi mean?

Kursi is Hindi for chair, the classic symbol of holding on to a post.

Where can I see Kursi Kumar?

On the neta type tap war board and on its share cards.

Other sides in the Neta Type tap war

Satire with our own fictional mascots. They are types, not any real person, and they do not stand for any party. Each tap pushes a side, and the score only shows how hard each side's fans tapped.

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