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47:51Now PlayingA defamation case was today registered against comedy group All India Bakchod (AIB) for allegedly posting an "obscene" picture of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Twitter.
AIB had yesterday tweeted a picture of a Modi look-alike peering into his mobile phone at a railway station alongside an actual photograph of the PM, with props superimposed with the help of Snapchat's dog filter, an app. The dog filter is a special effect application which allows users to add a dog's nose, ears and tongue over their faces while taking a selfie or on other photographs. The post had a hashtag that apparently referred to Modi's frequent foreign visits. To discuss this, MIRROR NOW caught up with Anila Singh: Spokesperson:BJP; Babu Bhai: Former Deputy Mayor of Mumbai; Pallavi Singh: Blogger; Kashyap Swarup: Standup Comedian; Sunil Pal: Comedian: Sujoy Kantawala: Senior Lawyer; Aditya Pratap: Advocate; Ramakrishna: ThinkRight. Take a look.
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