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Interfaith passport issue: Swaraj ‘likes’ the trolls coming her way

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New Delhi: Handling the trolls gracefully, External Affairs Minister (EAM) Sushma Swaraj, who returned to India on Saturday following her week-long visit to four European nations, has “liked” negative tweets that came her way over interfaith passport issue.

“I was out of India from 17th to 23rd June 2018. I do not know what happened in my absence. However, I am honoured with some tweets. I am sharing them with you. So I have liked them (sic),” she tweeted on Sunday.

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The two tweets that Sushma was referring to were also shared by her on her Twitter handle.
“She is almost dead woman as she runs on only one kidney (borrowed from some one else ) and any time that can stop working,” tweeted one of the users.

 

Another Twitter user wrote, “Biased decision #ISupportVikasMishra shame on you mam…is it effect of your islamic kidney??”

 

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She also faced massive backlash on her Facebook page from her own BJP supporters, some of whom even demanded her removal from the union cabinet for being “too secular”.

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