Manish Tewari Used “Fifty Shades Of Grey” On Matter Of Article 370, Got Trolled In Most Epic Way

The Indian government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has taken a historic decision of scrapping Article 370 along with some other important decisions related to Jammu and Kashmir. Many political parties have supported the government in this matter but the oldest political party of India, i.e., Congress is not happy with this decision.

However, what surprises everyone is the fact that Congress leaders are not even well-prepared to give a speech in the ongoing discussion on the matter of abrogation of Article 370. Congress leader Manish Tewari is getting slammed on social media networks because of a statement that he made in the Parliament.

Manish Tewari Used “Fifty Shades Of Grey” On Matter Of Article 370, Got Trolled In Most Epic Way - RVCJ Media

He said, “Ek Angrezi Ki Kitaab Hai, Har Cheez Kaali Aur Safaid Nahi Hoti…There are Fifty Shades of Grey in Between.”

It loosely translates to, “There is an English book; not everything is black and white… There are Fifty Shades of Grey in Between”.

This statement was given by Manish Tewari when the home minister Amit Shah asked him to clarify his party’s stand on Article 370.

People are losing their mind over the fact as to why Manish Tewari talked about an erotic book which deals with the s*xual desires of humans during the speech in the Parliament.

Twitter mercilessly trolled or rather slammed the Congress party and Manish Tewari for this statement. Here are some of the selected reactions:

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The book “Fifty Shades of Grey” is written by EL Jamesa and a movie has also been made on this book with the same name. It was directed by Sam Taylor-Johnson and the main leads were played by Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan.

Undoubtedly, it is more important for a person to know what he should not speak rather than what he should speak. What do you think?

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