Söder, as labeled by Jette Nietzard of the Green Party, is referred to as a "reprehensible individual".

In a surprising turn of events, young politician Theo Waigel has taken aim at CSU leader Markus Söder, questioning his work ethic and accusing him of living a privileged life.

During a recent public appearance, Waigel made a jest about Söder's social media following, comparing it to that of Jesus, implying that Söder's popularity may overshadow even the most revered religious figure. However, the jest seems to have been lost on Söder, who has remained unphased by the criticism.

Waigel's criticism of Söder extends beyond a mere joke. She has publicly accused the CSU leader of being self-centered, alleging that his politics are designed to ensure his own wealth, food, and travel. Yet, Waigel did not specify the reason for her criticism.

Meanwhile, additional information about Söder has come to light. The CSU has secured the rights to the "Söder Kebab" döner brand, a move that has been met with mixed reactions. The young politician, known for his unconventional approach, has shown a knack for making headlines, even when faced with adversity.

Last summer, Söder was targeted by right-wing extremists who attempted to disrupt his interview. Instead of succumbing to their tactics, Söder chose to eat a döner, sending a powerful message of resilience and defiance.

The criticism from Waigel and Jette Nietzard, another vocal critic, paints Söder as a selfish individual who lives a life of luxury without working much. Nietzard finds this unfair and antisocial, arguing that Söder's focus on his own "good life" does not extend to the betterment of others.

The image montage of Peter Kneffel/dpa, featuring both Waigel and Söder, has become a symbol of the ongoing controversy, capturing the spirit of the heated debates that have ensued.

As the controversy continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how Söder will respond to the criticism and whether this will impact his political career moving forward.

Söder, as labeled by Jette Nietzard of the Green Party, is referred to as a "reprehensible individual".