The selected cartoons appeared first in other publications, either in print or online, or on social media, and are credited appropriately.
In today’s featured cartoon, Surendra draws parallels between Rajya Sabha MP Jaya Bachchan’s remarks Monday with regard to the horrific rape and murder in Hyderabad and the issue of mob lynching. Bachchan had said the those who committed the heinous crime in Hyderabad should be “brought out in public and lynched”.
Satish Acharya also weighs in on Bachchan’s comments.
Commenting on the Hyderabad rape case, Kirtish Bhatt suggests that while ministers have round-the-clock security, women in the country continue to experience violence and abuse.
Mika Aziz takes a dig at Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman for the economic slowdown, with GDP slipping to 4.5 per cent in September quarter — slowest expansion in six years.
Sandeep Adhwaryu also weighs in on the current state of the economy.
Sajith Kumar weighs in on former Union minister Anantkumar Hegde’s remarks Monday. The cartoonist makes a commentary on how Karnataka Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa would like to spin Hegde’s comments to seek votes for the BJP ahead of Karnataka bypolls, scheduled on 5 December.
R. Prasad refers to Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray’s comment Sunday that he is still committed to the ideology of Hindutva.
No doubt the cartoons are very realistic in itselves, but the state of economy & rape case can’t be only laughed at like this. They are more serious, sacred conditions.
The congress ideology of secularism & Hindutva of Shivsena has history. What ever the BJP may say their ideology starts at Nagpur & Ahemedabad reaches to WB with ShriRam . In reality its more dangerous to Secularism.
So far as Maharashtra is concerned NCP has never differed with congress in ideological status, even if it seems to be when you look to the politics of Mr. Pawar for last 50 years