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In today’s featured cartoon, Satish Acharya offers a spin on allegations by the Congress that Twitter accounts of 23 senior leaders of the party, including Rahul Gandhi, and seven official party handles were locked due to “pressure from the government”.
Kirtish Bhatt takes a dig at the government on the high petrol prices and the disruptions during the monsoon session, which was adjourned sine die earlier this week, two days before it was scheduled to end.
E.P. Unny weighs in on the issue of rising vacancies in the Supreme Court amid reports of a deadlock in the collegium over fresh appointments.
Alok Nirantar, too, takes a dig at the Congress’ allegations of blocked Twitter handles, with a reference to Rahul Gandhi’s recent meetings with Opposition leaders amid efforts to build a united front against the BJP before the 2024 general elections.
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