Vir Das jokes about Delhi's IAS officer couple: 'Saw a dog run 100m in Ladakh, not sure where he has been training'

Vir Das has not named IAS Sanjeev Kirwar or Delhi's Thyagraj stadium. However, his latest tweet is a comment on the report that Sanjeev was transfered to Ladakh after it came to light that he had been misusing his authority to ensure his dog had a walk in the stadium, all alone.

In his latest tweet, comedian Vir Das has trained his guns at the IAS officer who used to order athletes out of a Delhi stadium so he could walk his dog. The officer has now been transferred to Ladakh, while his wife--also an IAS officer--has been transferred to Arunachal Pradesh. Vir tweeted about a dog running 100 metres hinting at the incident but didn't name anybody specifically. ()

The latest tweet from Vir Das targets the Delhi IAS officer who has been transferred to Ladakh, after it was reported that he would get the stadium emptied so his dog could take a walk.

Without naming anyone, Vir wrote on Friday, "Amazing. I was just out for a run in Ladakh. I saw a dog run 100 meters in record time. Really athletic. Not sure where the dog has been training, but very very impressive," he tweeted. Many internet users responded to him and added to the joke. One of them wrote, "Was there a snobby looking couple with him? How did they allow you in the same space? Ladakh security not doing their job!"

A screenshot of Vir's tweet.

Another one commented, "It's not the training, it's the confusion! To be or not to be, at Ladakh or Arunachal! The initial training was only for few meters, but now the task is for cross country marathon. "

Soon after the report came out, Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal ordered all stadiums in the national capital to remain open till 10pm. Later, Sanjeev was transferred to Ladkah, while Rinku was trato Arunachal Pradesh.