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Twitter’s odd silence on Hyderabad rape & PM Modi’s copy-paste congrats to Thackeray

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New Delhi: The alleged rape and killing of a young woman in Hyderabad didn’t seem to move the usual political suspects on Twitter nor did many women MPs react to the news.

BJP’s Kapil Mishra was one of the few  shocked and outraged enough to tweet his reaction to the horrific crime.

judiciary, police, governments, society

we all are a Big failure

we can't protect our daughters, our sisters, our friends

from Nirbhaya to Priyanka, not even one rapist is hanged

Shame on us all#RIPPriyankaReddy pic.twitter.com/Kyf89a60MR

— Kapil Mishra (@KapilMishra_IND) November 29, 2019

Telangana Pradesh Mahila Congress thinks the atrocity deserves to be politicised — how about some genuine righteous anger?

Writer Pritish Nandy had other things on his mind: the more pressing matters, in his opinion, plaguing Maharashtra.

So Prime Minister Narendra Modi greeted the new chief minister of Maharashtra with the same message he’d sent the previous chief minister on Saturday. We don’t expect copy, paste from the PM, sir.

Couldn’t you come up with a better explanation to your son’s question on Maharashtra, Ms. Gandhi?

Shiv Sena’s Sanjay Raut just can’t stop gloating over the party’s ‘Maha’ victory — someone should remind him to be gracious in victory for you never know when it might turn into defeat.

Congress leader Sanjay Jha’s Bollywood ode to the price of onions.

Samajwadi Party’s Akhilesh Yadav rhymes his opinions in verse– to make them more engaging, perhaps?

The media has raised questions on the propriety of a serving IFS officer offering his opinions on Kashmir but actor Anupam Kher is full of praise. Huh…

Did BJP’s Giriraj Singh just call Sonia Gandhi a Mughal emperor?

Columnist Sadanand Dhume points out the hypocrisy of the Pragya Thakur controversy.

CPI(ML) leader Kavita Krishnan gives author Devdutt Pattanaik a reality check on his friends.

Well, Twitter seems to be in a good mood: have a great weekend, Twitter and thank you!

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