Garry Kasparov is a man who has a deep understanding of politics. Back in his home nation of Russia, Kasparov earned a reputation for standing up against Russian president Vladimir Putin and the ruling party. This defiance even led to an arrest warrant being issued recently for Kasparov in Russia on charges of “terrorism”. The former world champion, who is widely regarded as one of the greatest chess players in history, on Friday sent Indian social media users on X into a tizzy after a pointed comment on Indian politics. Garry Kasparov was responding to a tweet from a user on X which read: “Feel so relieved that Kasparov and Viswanathan Anand retired early and didn’t have to face the greatest chess genius of our times.” To this, the Russian grandmaster tweeted a pointed response: “Tradition dictates you should first win from Raebareli before challenging for top!” The mention of Raebareli was possibly a reference to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who filed his nomination from the Raebareli constituency while accompanied by not mother Sonia Gandhi …