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Twitter trolls the Triple Talaq

Triple Talaq
Publish: Tue, 22 Aug 2017 (17:06 IST) Updated: Tue, 22 Aug 2017 (17:12 IST)
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New Delhi: Tuesday saw an end of the road for the misogynistic practice prevalent in “Islam” Triple Talaq.

While parties, politicians and celebs were busy in lauding the verdict announced by the Supreme Court, Twitteratis went rolling on the floor laughing after over some of the reactions! Here goes some of the crackers :
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