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‘Hath’ se nikal gaya: Amul takes a jibe on Jyotiraditya Scindia slipping out of Congress’ hand

Amul had posted a cartoon taking a dig at the grand old political party indicating how Scindia 'slipped out of hand' of the Congress.

India’s dairy giant Amul which is often seen posting Caricatures on major controversies has taken a dig at Jyotiraditya Scindia’s resignation from Congress.

Amul had posted a cartoon taking a dig at the grand old political party indicating how Scindia ‘slipped out of the hands’ of the Congress.

In the cartoon, Scindia is seen holding a lotus, which is the symbol of Bharatiya Janata Party and Rahul Gandhi staring at him in a shock as he walks away. In the picture, there’s also written: “Haath se nikal Gaya” that is ‘Gone out of hands’. The picture was posted with caption ‘Jyotiraditya shifts allegiances’.

Amul’s cartoons on current issues and national affairs are quite popular on social media.

Read: Amul throws a dagger at Pakistan, ends up piercing the ‘Liberal’ heart

Jyotiraditya Scindia who is a former MP from Guna and been in Congress for the last two decades joined BJP recently after resigning from Congress along with 22 MLAs of Congress party. He joined BJP in presence of BJP president JP Nadda where he stated that Congress has ceased to be the party it used to be earlier. BJP has also declared Scindia as the Rajya sabha candidate from Madhya Pradesh.

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