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Congress mouthpiece columnist speaks the language of Pulwama terrorist, makes cow urine jibe on polio vaccine

Basu has a history of abusive tweets including cow-urine jibes.

Columnist with Congress mouthpiece National Herald, one Sanjukta Basu on Monday morning made a cow urine jibe while commenting on the polio vaccination.

National Herald columnist Sanjukta Basu’s cow urine jibe

Basu, while making a caustic comment on how India eradicated polio through mass vaccination, mocked it by saying how ‘vaccines’ are ‘anti-national’ and that cow urine was given to eradicate polio. The ‘cow urine’ jibe to mock Indians, especially Hindus, has been used by radical Islamists and terrorists like the Pulwama terrorist. Pulwama terrorist, in his video released after his suicide attack, had vowed to kill all ‘cow urine drinkers’.

Basu has a history of abusive tweets including cow-urine jibes.

Upon UP CM Yogi Adityanath’s father’s demise, Basu had mocked and questioned why don’t BJP leaders resort to drinking cow urine instead of taking modern medicines.

She also uses cow urine jibe to mock Hindus.

And some more.

A self-proclaimed Rahul Gandhi fan-girl, Basu had earlier floated conspiracy theory that Pulwama terror attack was an inside job by India.

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