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The reason why these scums are in a happy mood:
May be they just got a report that their vote bank is still backing them.
From Hyderabad to Cyberabad to Terrorabad. What next?
There was a 3rd bomb that went unreported but the stink was unmistakable . No casualities were reported but for some public embarassment. Going by who was laughing, the needle of suspicion points to Naidu.
[...] Its Day 3 after the Hyderabad Blasts. The BJP VHP sponsored bandh in Andhra is reported to have mixed success. The Andhra Chief Minister is on record with many surprising statements this moment of uncontrollable levity notwithstanding. [...]
[...] Its Day 3 after the Hyderabad Blasts. The BJP VHP sponsored bandh in Andhra is reported to have mixed success. The Andhra Chief Minister is on record with many surprising statements this moment of uncontrollable levity notwithstanding. [...]
[...] visiting! A photograph of India’s normally somber representatives laughing uproariously while discussing the Hyderabad blasts has been doing the [...]
These bastards have always laughed when the nation wept
Wonderful!
Sorry