Watch: Jaya Bachchan's Hilarious Exchange With Jagdeep Dhankar
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While speaking on the Women's Quota Bill, Jaya Bachchan quipped, "Sir, aapki kursi bahut mazedaar hai (your chair is very intresting)."
Samajwadi Party leader Jaya Bachchan yesterday shared a light moment with Rajya Sabha Speaker Jagdeep Dhankar during the discussion over the Women's Quota Bill.
While speaking on the bill, Ms Bachchan quipped, "Sir, aapki kursi bahut mazedaar hai (your chair is very intresting)."
"Now, I know why you keep coming back and sitting here so long," she said. In this seven-star hotel, if there's anything that's good, that's your chair," she added.
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