BJP attacks Rahul for using 'mutilated' J&K map


New Delhi, Feb 12 (IANS): The BJP has launched a blistering attack on Congress leader Rahul Gandhi after he tweeted a distorted map of India where a portion of the erstwhile state of Jammu & Kashmir is shown as part of Pakistan.

BJP's IT cell chief Amit Malviya tweeted: "Why would you repeatedly use a map which shows a mutilated J&K?"

Interestingly, soon after BJP pointed out the alleged anomaly, Gandhi deleted his original tweet on the coronavirus with a world map.

Following the embarrassment, Gandhi tweeted a story link on the spread of coronavirus that has created a worldwide scare.

  

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  • G Veer S, Nagpur

    Wed, Feb 12 2020

    But BJP has mutilated lives of Kashmiris since abrogation of article 370. J&K people's elected representatives are under strict house arrest. No journalists, opposition and visitors are freely allowed to visit J&K except BJP's own domestic and foreign puppets.

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  • Kishore Kumar, Mangaluru

    Thu, Feb 13 2020

    veera..
    ... so you are one of those who speak in the same tune like the porkis against abrogation of article 370 !!!

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