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PM Modi’s masked appeal, Coronil’s ‘rigorous testing’ & why ANI is seeing red…

The most politically correct and incorrect tweets of the day from across the political spectrum.

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New Delhi: From different cures for coronavirus to incurable burns for the Liverpool Football Club, even though they won the English Premier League after three decades Friday — Twitter was all about jabs, jibes, digs and swipes today!

Prime Minister Narendra Modi promotes his own treatment for Covid-19. And no, it’s not what you think…

— PMO India (@PMOIndia) June 26, 2020

Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury’s ‘do or die’ lesson.

Safe to say this tweet will lead Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to experience some ‘jhunjhuna’.

Lawyer Navdeep Singh gives a call for political unity in a rather quaint way.

BJP’s Amit Malviya joins other BJP leaders in diverting attention from the Galwan Valley to alleged Chinese funding  of the Rajiv Gandhi Foundation.

On the other hand, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra declares she’s not afraid of  anything the UP government throws at her because she’s her grandmother’s granddaughter  But she reminds BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra of someone else entirely.

 

Former Janata Dal leader Prashant Kishor has some scary news from Bihar.

And what’s this we’re getting on the news wires? A cat fight!

The most important human trial of all.

Speaking of important trials, here’s a hilarious video on Patanjali’s ‘rigorous testing’ before they came out with Coronil — the drug that can ‘cure’ coronavirus.

In the UK, Liverpool soccer star Mohamed Salah celebrates the club’s win at the Premier League after 30 years.

Former England cricketer Kevin Pietersen is left unimpressed.

Meanwhile you Trump haters, see if you can argue your way out of this one!

US President Donald Trump does not care either way, he has his own facts.

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