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From netas to abhinetas, growl grows louder against dog fiat

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August 13, 2025

FROM the leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha to Bollywood's leading men, the tribe of 'big brothers' for stray dogs is growing. The backlash came from all quarters in both bark and bite.

- PARAMITA GHOSH @New Delhi

From netas to abhinetas, growl grows louder against dog fiat

After a day of high drama, marching with INDIA bloc colleagues from Parliament to the Election Commission of India's office over revision of electoral rolls in Bihar, Rahul Gandhi took a moment to post on social media, aimed, perhaps, at a different constituency of voters.

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