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Memeta Banopadhyay: Netizens post memes of TMC chief after SC granted bail to the youth arrested for posting Mamata meme

Twitter users donned their funny hat to bring out their favourite Mamata Banerjee memes

Hours after the Supreme Court granted bail to Priyanka Sharma, who was arrested for sharing a meme on Mamata Banerjee, netizens took to Twitter to share more memes of Mamata. Twitter user Vikas Pandey started a thread on Twitter asking his followers to share their best memes on Mamata.


Some of the memes were hilarious.


Clearly, there is a favourite theme.


When Mamata met Medusa


Valar morghulis #GameofThrones


A few days back, Priyanka Sharma, a Howrah resident was arrested for posting a meme mocking Banerjee on her Facebook timeline.

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