Arvind Kejriwal's Cartoon Jab At Rivals In Row Over 'Separatist' Remarks
NDTV
Earlier today Arvind Kejriwal called the allegations "comedy" and described himself as the "world's sweetest terrorist... who provides schools, hospitals, electricity, roads"
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal - labelled a terrorist by the BJP and the Congress over allegations he made separatist comments - hit back with a cheeky cartoon Friday afternoon that showed a meek-looking AAP boss targeted by guns 'firing' at him as he holds out a book titled 'schools'. pic.twitter.com/56YUWJX1ns
The guns are stuffed into the mouths of his critics, one of whom (who cannot be identified) is pointing at him and shouting: "Oh my god! Look at that strange weapon this terrorist is carrying!"
The first three guns are 'firing' the phrases 'goli', 'sa***n', and 'gaddaron!'
Shilpa Shetty was booked on a complaint alleging that she had used a casteist word in a 2013 TV interview in which actor Salman Khan was also present.
The Mahayuti, or the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), is forecast to win 178-200 seats in the 288-seat assembly, according to an exit poll by Axis My India
Police said the hair dryer had arrived inside a parcel that the victim, Basavarajeshwari Yarnal, had picked up on behalf of her neighbour, Sasikala.
Madhya Pradesh has recorded 11,382 cases of stubble burning this year, the highest in the country, surpassing Punjab's 9,655 cases
Voting for the 288 seats in the Maharashtra Assembly - the last major election this year - took place in a single phase on Wednesday; the majority mark is 145.
The AAP surprised many by releasing an early-bird first list of 11 candidates - of whom three are recent joinees from the Congress and three from the BJP - for next year's Delhi Assembly election.
The builder said he got a video call from a man wearing a police uniform who claimed to be an officer from the Narcotics Control Bureau.
This tragedy is not an isolated incident, but emblematic of the broader devastation wrought by the ongoing conflict in Manipur
Senior police officer Dinesh P told the media that Katyal misused his contacts at St Stephen's and the connections he made during his stint in corporate affairs to drop names