Hahaha..! How will Dr' Kanhaiya treat his patients, wonders Hindutva leader

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April 22, 2016

Mumbai, Apr 22: Believe it or not: A Hindutva leader expressed grave concern about the treatment that will be meted out to the patients of “Dr” Kanhaiya Kumar once he completes his “doctorate”!

kanhayaThe helpless media persons who had attended the press conference convened by Hindutva groups here on Thursday failed to convince the speaker Niranjan Pal, a leader of Veer Sena, that the doctorate awarded based on research (PhD) and the degree awarded based on medical studies (MBBS) are completely different.

Mr Pal began to question how Mr Kumar would “treat” patients, when the latter is in fact pursuing a PhD. “Kanhaiya who threatened to break the country is trying to become a doctor by completing his PhD. I do not know how will he provide service to his patients, diagnose them and carry out operations?” Mr Pal expressed his fear.

Even after being repeatedly told by the media that PhD is different from MBBS, the Hindutva leader did not realise his mistake and went on reiterating his stand.

“Kanhaiya is anti-national and he had shouted slogans against the country. We will not allow him to come to Mumbai. His rally could create law and order situation in the city and police should not give permission to his rally,” Mr Pal said.

The press conference was jointly organised by Hindu Janjagruti Samithi, Veer Sena and likeminded organisations to register their opposition to the rally of JNU Students' Union president Kanhaiya Kumar scheduled to be held in Mumbai on April 23.

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Kanhaiya Sena
 - 
Saturday, 23 Apr 2016

We are Sure that by having Phd Doctorate Our Leader will never make an foolish attempt of treating the PHYSICALLY sick people.But we will definitely treat MENTALLY sick people,Like Niranjan Pal,Anupum Kher and so on.

Welcome to Mumbai.

abdullah
 - 
Friday, 22 Apr 2016

How much shame for us!!! we are ruling by uneducated goons.

abuSaad
 - 
Friday, 22 Apr 2016

Why can't Kanayya ?

If uneducated leaders are becoming Home, Education, Health, HRD, LAW, Defence , PM. CM ministers etc.

Faizal Ahmed Khan
 - 
Friday, 22 Apr 2016

Not sure if Dr. Kanhaiya Kumar can treat them but sure he has created a lot of patients

Dhanraj
 - 
Friday, 22 Apr 2016

Silly to have same word for medical practitioner and a degree. Valid for a non native speaker to get confused.

Shyam Sid
 - 
Friday, 22 Apr 2016

Bhakts will soon be queuing up to get prescription of Burnol from Dr. Kanhaiya

Shima Shetty
 - 
Friday, 22 Apr 2016

\How Will Dr Kanhaiya Treat His Patients?\" Well Earned PhD in Idiotology for Sanghis"

Sishan
 - 
Friday, 22 Apr 2016

what! Dr kannaiah he is not doctor he is antinational will be in jail forever,

zaheer
 - 
Friday, 22 Apr 2016

all uneducated joins sangha parivar!!

Ajay dev
 - 
Friday, 22 Apr 2016

liquor ban job quota mandir masjid Kanhaiya Rohit Bemula all are vote bank politics

Priyanka Sinha
 - 
Friday, 22 Apr 2016

how can anyone take names of Kanhaiya and Dr Ambedkar together. What a farce

Pooja
 - 
Friday, 22 Apr 2016

Dr. Rakesh Sinha exposing History of Communists on the face of Kanhaiya

Narein
 - 
Friday, 22 Apr 2016

How will Dr Kanhaiya treat his patients?’: As if controversies surrounding Jawaharlal Nehru University.

Richard
 - 
Friday, 22 Apr 2016

When bhakt overanalysed \DR.\", despite informing that he is doing PhD."

Ibrahim
 - 
Friday, 22 Apr 2016

These sene-ass****s are more dangerous than Kanhaiya..

Akshay khanna
 - 
Friday, 22 Apr 2016

How stupid people can get, simply illiterate ! ‘How will Dr Kanhaiya treat his patients?’

Saleema
 - 
Friday, 22 Apr 2016

I don't know what is worse. Venom spewing or ignorant fool ! ‘How will Dr Kanhaiya treat his patients?’

Faizal
 - 
Friday, 22 Apr 2016

LOL these sanghis never fail to give me a good laugh

Ashish Khanna
 - 
Friday, 22 Apr 2016

\There is a reason why uneducated one shouldn't not be our leader. Just see Niranjan pal statement on Dr. Kanhaiya"

Jeevan
 - 
Friday, 22 Apr 2016

Funny people do funny things

Sinha
 - 
Friday, 22 Apr 2016

I thought our \Prime Servant\" ji asked this question. thank god petty hindutva leader.."

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People were seen wearing masks as a precaution from the novel coronavirus pandemic, however, from the viral photo, it seems that no social distancing norms were followed what so ever.

"Better call it marne waalon ka drive," said a Twitter user. "Still people have no sense of responsibility," said another Twitter user.

After nearly 80 days of lockdown, Mumbai and other parts of Maharashtra revved back to life on Friday. 

Most markets, market areas, commercial and trading areas - barring malls or market complexes - reopened for business even as Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray reiterated that "people should tread cautiously while beginning a 'new life' from today".

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The recovery rate in the state stands at 45.06 per cent and the fatality rate at 3.57 per cent, an official statement said.

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Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Saturday said Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) will be listed as part of the government disinvestment initiative.

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