The post, which saw several retweets, also saw many user comments with some pointing out that the vehicle may not have been used for a test drive since the car had a Dubai number plate.
“It’s not a test drive, someone is on an official visit and driving his car from Dubai which is very much allowed for a limited period,” a user wrote.
“That’s a Dubai-registered Tesla on Carnet. Come to Kerala, very common here,” another user said.
 "India reiterates opposition to China’s Belt and Road Initiative at SCO meet | External Affairs Defence Security News")
 "Trade deficit eases to $20.8 bn in Sept amid geopolitical challenges | Economy & Policy News")
