Garry Kasparov Clarifies Viral Comment on Rahul Gandhi's Chess Skills

Chess legend Garry Kasparov stresses his viral social media remark about Rahul Gandhi was humorous, not a political statement.

Kasparov responded to a social media post, emphasizing his comment was a joke and should not be seen as political expertise.
The chess grandmaster's remark followed Rahul Gandhi's claim of being the best chess player among Indian politicians.
Kasparov, a retired chess champion and political activist, expressed hope his jest would not be misconstrued as serious political commentary.
The interaction highlights the intersection of sports and politics, with Kasparov playfully advising Gandhi to 'win Rae Bareli before challenging for the top.'
The viral exchange has sparked widespread discussion, blending the worlds of international chess and Indian electoral politics.