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Election mein buri tarah se haar ne ke baad sadmein mein gaya hua Rahul ekdum devdas jaisa ban gaya. Uski halat dekhkar Sonia, Lalu, Mulayam aur Mayawati dukhi hokar gana gane lage:

Sonia: Yeh kiski hai aahat... yeh kiska hai saaya....
Lalu: hui dil mein dastak...
Maya: dekho 'Modi' aaya....
Mulayam: hum pe yeh kisne 'namo' rang daala...
Rahul: khushi ne hamari hame maar dala....oh mamma...hye maar daala!
 
Rakesh Kadu
Modi aur Rahul Gandhi mein debate chal raha tha.
Modi: Mere paas experience hai, vision hai, sushasan hai, leadership hai. Kya hai tumhare paas..........kya hai?
Rahul: Mere paas................................mere paas 'maa' hai!
 
Rakesh Kadu
Q: What is the first thing that PM says after waking up?
Ans: Gujrat gujrat.
 
Rakesh Kadu
Reporter: Thanks for the interview. I'll see you shortly.
Lalu: Okay, but don't call me "Shortly!" I am Lalu. Lalu Prasad.
 
Rakesh Kadu
Sonia: Has your tooth stopped hurting yet?...Son:
Rahul Gandhi: I don't know. The dentist kept it.
 
Rakesh Kadu
Reporter: What has one horn and gives milk?

Rahul Gandhi: A milk truck.
 
Rakesh Kadu
Reporters: Why Modiji goes for walking in the evening instead of early morning?
Lalu: Modi is PM not AM!
 
Rakesh Kadu
Q: How does a politician say "I am about to hurt you"?

A: "Trust me."
 
Rakesh Kadu
Politics is the art of looking for trouble,
finding it whether it exists or not,
diagnosing it incorrectly,
and applying the wrong remedy.
 
Akash Vaidya
In politics,
your enemies can’t hurt you,
but your friends will kill you.
 
Akash Vaidya
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