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Priyanka leads protests against Jamia firing, Katju supports Kamra & ‘anti-CAA nautanki virus’

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New Delhi: After a man fired bullets at anti-CAA protesters in front of Jamia Millia Islamia Thursday afternoon, the opposition parties spoke out against it on Twitter.

Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi leads the charge against the BJP.

https://twitter.com/priyankagandhi/status/1222843680035196928

CPI leader and former JNUSU president Kanhaiya Kumar thinks of Mahatma Gandhi’s assassin Nathuram Godse.

Journalist Faye D’Souza wonders at Delhi Police seen standing in the background of this photograph.

Aaj Tak’s Rohit Sardana sees an opportunity in the shooting to promote his evening show — really?

Perhaps filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri needs to get his eyes checked?

Till 5 pm, no major BJP leader had reacted to the incident. Delhi’s BJP MP Gautam Gambhir was too busy taking potshots at Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal instead.

On to Kunal Kamra: a day after he was barred from flying on four airlines for heckling TV anchor Arnab Goswami, Twitter was still flooded with reactions.

Barkha Dutt called Goswami a comedian — and she wasn’t being funny.

Former Supreme Court justice Markandey Katju is very funny about ‘Lord Bhow Bhow’.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is not amused by the airlines’ treatment of Kamra.

He is immediately taken to task by the BJP’s wittiest handle — BJP Karnataka.

On a lighter note, various parody accounts took the airline ban forward and banned him from other forms of transport. CNN-News 18’s Marya Shakil fell for it.

In other news, the Government of India’s coronavirus advisory, promoting homoeopathy for the virus amused many.

Meanwhile, Radhika Vemula, mother of Rohith Vemula, the University of Hyderabad student who committed suicide in 2016, remembers her son on his birthday.

And, former national badminton champion Jwala Gutta has something to say about Saina Nehwal joining the BJP.

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