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Pragya Thakur upsets many, Sanjay Jha’s 007 move & NCP-Shiv Sena dosti

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New Delhi: BJP MP Pragya Thakur’s nomination to the parliamentary committee on defence has the opposition up in arms against her and the BJP.

The Congress led the charge from its official handle but Abhishek Manu Singhvi and Jaiveer Shergill pack a harder punch. Did the BJP forget her “prior experience with weapons of mass destruction” or is that why they appointed her? Who knows…

— Congress (@INCIndia) November 21, 2019

Senior journalists like Rajdeep Sardesai and Faye D’Souza were furiously critical of her too.

https://twitter.com/fayedsouza/status/1197401636651573248?s=20

Congress spokesperson Sanjay Jha plays 007 in the Modi government’s electoral bond ‘420’.

This is a novel way to display economic distress — Congress’ Alka Lamba has a career option, for sure.

BJP also does a cartoon number on AAP.

Take a look at AAP’s counterattack in the latest episode of this BJP-AAP water war.

Asaduddin Owaisi, AIMIM, uses idiom to diminish BJP on NRC.

Shashi Tharoor cannot resist showing off his English, even if it’s only with a pun.

Here’s some unusual advice from Mr. Swamy for the students of Banaras Hindu University.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is at her philosophical best in this homily.

NCP’s Nawab Malik and Shiv Sena’s Sanjay Raut are beginning to sound like partners in crime, right?

Is US President Donald Trump referring to the impeachment hearings against him or the Democratic presidential debate?

(With inputs from Bismee Taskin, New Delhi)

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