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Rahul Gandhi calls Sadhvi Pragya a 'terrorist'

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has called Sadhvi pragya a terrorist through a tweet.
BJP MP Pragya Thakur again referred to Mahatma Gandhi's assassin Nathuram Godse as a "deshbhakt", this time during a debate in the Lok Sabha, triggering a protest by opposition members.
Thakur interrupted DMK member A Raja who was citing a statement by Godse on why he killed Mahatma Gandhi, during a discussion on the Special Protection Group (Amendment) Bill. "Do not cite the examples of a patriot," Thakur shouted to tell Raja. The Speaker had expunged the Bhopal MP's remark though.

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