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Delhi clashes: Sisodia blames outsiders, Swamy calls for Army, Chetan Bhagat’s family scene

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New Delhi: The grim and violent situation in parts of northeast Delhi completely displaced US President Donald Trump’s visit on social media.

First off, everyone has been wondering about Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s no-show Monday. 

Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap reminds Kejriwal of his duty: with great power comes great responsibility.

A Twitter user dug out a 2013 tweet by Kejriwal that doesn’t make him look good.

Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia tries to absolve Delhi of any role in the violence — instead, he levels charges at an easy target, ‘the outsider’.

As Delhi burns, check out Delhi’s BJP MPs — where are they, what are they saying?

Well, four Delhi BJP MPs have commented while the other three are mum.

Manoj Tiwari and Hans Raj Hans appeal to protesters and the people of Delhi…

 

 Meanwhile, Meenakshi Lekhi and Gautam Gambhir pay homage to a policeman killed in the clashes, which is only correct but what about the civilians who have died?

BJP’s Subramaniam Swamy thinks anti-democratic methods are the only way to rescue democracy — but wouldn’t that be ‘anti-national’, sir?

 Author Chetan Bhagat looks at PM Modi entertaining Trump while Delhi is up in flames and draws a homely parallel.

 BBC’s South Asia chief Nicola Careem is much tougher in her comments.

 AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi comments on the violent clashes through the words of the poet, Aamir Aziz.

From the opposite side of the political spectrum is BJP’s Kapil Mishra, who has also taken to verse now, after delivering a three-day ultimatum to Delhi Police to remove anti-CAA protesters.

Inspired by Home Minister Amit Shah, BJP’s IT cell head Amit Malviya has his own ‘chronology’ of events leading up to the clashes in Delhi.

What should Modi learn from Trump? Former Indian Youth Congress president Rajeev Satav has a suggestion.

Pakistani-origin singer Adnan Sami gives an unwarranted lesson on ‘Atithi Devo Bhava’.

And finally, after Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein’s conviction in a rape case, Hollywood actors and Weinstein’s accusers welcome the guilty verdicts.

 

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