Remember all those jokes about the time Rahul Gandhi was caught snoozing in Parliament? Well, just to reaffirm how dull Parliament can be at times, PM Narendra Modi was caught catching up on some sleep as Home Minister Rajnath Singh droned on and on about Dr BR Ambedkar, secularism, tolerance and the Constitution.
So it really came as no surprise that #PMJetLag came into being :
PM Counting the names of the Countries in his dreams Left with him for future tours #PMJetLag pic.twitter.com/2ohqbieCxD
— ツSonal ♡ (@SonalMehra_) November 26, 2015
Even the Congress tried to capitalise on it:
Sleeping on Constitution Day is not Un-Constitutional. Critics may criticize, you may relax @House PMSir. #PMJetLag pic.twitter.com/d5Ydtoj2lk
— Maharashtra Congress (@mahcongress) November 26, 2015
Some had camera jokes ready:
difference in without camera and with camera #PMJetLag pic.twitter.com/YN8ei2Imxm
— सुधांशु भट्ट (@BhattIYC) November 26, 2015
Finally that moment when he chose to ignore the cameras. #PMJetLag pic.twitter.com/a1bqvUQchJ
— Simranjeet K (@i_simranjeet) November 26, 2015
Others had their travel jokes ready:
too much travel makes #Pmjetlag pic.twitter.com/7WdSWz95Uu
— Vinay Dokania (@vinaydokania) November 26, 2015
#PMJetLag pic.twitter.com/rNyTHekyyt
— Awara Bhanvra (@AwaraBhanvra) November 26, 2015
However, don’t worry Mr PM, we’ve got your back. Claiming to work the hours you do can be hard and you have to catch up on your sleep. Even we struggled to keep our eyes open through the debate and no matter what, you’re still not as bad as this guy:

Former PM HD Deve Gowda. Source: PTI