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Saturday, April 30, 2011

कार्टून: सरकार मजाक भी करती है.

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It seems like Government is ready for any investigation but not for report. A high drama, 11 of the 21 members of the PAC on Thursday “rejected” the report on the 2G spectrum scam. The report had made critical references to the PMO and P Chidambaram.
Cartoon by Kirtish Bhatt (www.bamulahija.com)

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

कार्टून: कलमाड़ी के खेल.. तब और अब.

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Congress MP Suresh Kalmadi finally arrested by the CBI in a Commonwealth Games corruption case. Kalmadi has been arrested in the Commonwealth Games Time Scoring Equipment scam.

Cartoon by Kirtish Bhatt (www.bamulahija.com)

Sunday, April 24, 2011

कार्टून: गोधरा और मोदी...

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Gujarat CM Narendra Modi is in trouble again. IPS officer Sanjiv Bhatt submitted a affidavit in Supreme Court that the chief minister had asked the state police to allow the Hindus to vent their anger after the Sabarmati Express burning at Godhra - 59 kar sevaks had been killed .
Cartoon by Kirtish Bhatt (www.bamulahija.com)

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

कार्टून: हम भारतीयों के साथ ऐसा ही होता है.

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Cartoon by Kirtish Bhatt (www.bamulahija.com)

कार्टून: निवेदन हजारे से ...और हजारों से..


Political cartoon showing a man holding an 'Anshan' sign while another points at a news headline about the Prime Minister requesting Anna Hazare to call off his hunger strike.

This political cartoon comments on the public debate over corruption and the demand for stronger action against it in 2011. It uses humour to imagine a situation where repeated requests and appeals to address corruption become almost routine. The cartoon reflects the anti-corruption debate that was gaining national attention at the time.

Cartoon by - Kirtish Bhatt