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King Khan’s Twitter Q&A, Barkha Dutt’s ‘grafitti gyaan’ & the royal Fevicol ad

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New Delhi: Something old, something new: the Shaheen Bagh protest is joined by the Supreme Court’s ruling on the Citizenship Amendment Act and Shahrukh Khan’s quick Q&A session on Twitter’s fav list.

Former chief minister of Jammu & Kashmir and PDP leader Mehbooba Mufti might be under detention but she is not pulling any political punches.

— Mehbooba Mufti (@MehboobaMufti) January 23, 2020

Actor Naseeruddin Shah’s unkind comment about fellow actor Anupam Kher’s sycophancy has led to plenty of hal chal on Twitter! Here, Congress leader Salman Soz takes on ‘Governor Swaraj’ the late BJP leader Sushma Swaraj’s husband.

https://twitter.com/governorswaraj/status/1220052465535483904

And the Congress-BJP blame game continues!

Journalist Barkha Dutt shares a graphic that describes authoritarianism in a few simple lines.

Shaheen Bagh speaks up for itself most eloquently.

https://twitter.com/Shaheenbaghoff/status/1219928759672770560?s=19

Writer-lyricist Javed Akhtar thanks well-wishers on behalf of Shabana Azmi who was injured in a car accident. Get well soon, Ms Azmi.

Oh, and King Khan carried out a Q & A on Twitter for an hour yesterday – wonder if he was asked any questions on the CAA-NRC!

What did the Israeli security officers do to make French President Emmanuel Macron so furious that he scolded them in English?

Donald Trump is in no mood to joke! The US President dares illegal immigrants.

Lastly, Fevicol gets stuck on the British royal family: see how…

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