.@Google @GoogleIndia what algorithm of yours allows this?! You’re so full of junk- https://t.co/GHyxh3fEWm — Divya Spandana/Ramya (@divyaspandana) 1524665700000

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NEW DELHI: A curious thing happens when you type in the words ' India first PM ' into Google India 's search bar since late Wednesday.The search engine correctly spits out the answer in the form of a Wikipedia link right up top which says Jawaharlal Nehru was India's first Prime Minister. But the photograph that comes with the information is decidedly not that of Nehru. It's of Narendra Modi . Oops.This mess-up prompted even Congress social media in-charge Divya Spandana to comment , and she sounded distinctly annoyed:"@Google @GoogleIndia what algorithm of yours allows this?! You're so full of junk-", tweeted Spandana.When one clicks on the Wikipedia link, 'List of Prime Ministers in India', the page correctly describes the Prime Minister's position in India and accurately lists all the country's PMs in the right order - and with the correct photographs next to them.Read this story in BengaliIf onr didn't bother to click through, though, someone unfamiliar with the country's leaders could well believe Modi is Nehru. By Thursday afternoon, after the issue was brought to Google India's attention, it fixed the issue.Read this story in Tamil