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Congress Girin on Twitter ADD girl Hsiba Amin, personal attacks shower: Good use of Rs. 500Crore Ad plan.

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The TV homes in India, people have face recognition Hsiba Amin. Congress' radical thinking, young Josh ad he tells himself, his team seems to have a common worker. "Why are old style" reminiscent of songs that appeal to Congress to choose.
Advertising surged after the country's interest in the young female worker. Individually searched and political trends, many people questioned him on Twitter. Hsiba Snwadpasnd like a man who gave his answer. But popularity has its price. The problems occur when these questions been taken as the index of personal attacks.

Hsiba in his introduction to his Twitter profile reads, "Proud Indian, Proud Muslim, peace, the aspiring writer, poetry lover, love lover and president of NSUI Goa." Congress and BJP youth television face AAP on Twitter Hsiba Amin began to target supporters. The campaign has already gone against them by a variety.
Hsiba allegations that some 300 million people were involved in the scam and consequent PWD have been imprisoned while in the TV ad against corruption, Congress general project as the face has been made. Hsiba it accused the President of NSUI Goa in February 2012 after he demanded the removal of the Vice-President Sunil Kavthnkr while he was fighting against corruption. Sunil was alleged that the drug mafia operating in the state's hands on the head of the Congress ministers.


Union Minister Shashi Tharoor Hsiba with plenty of photos shared on Twitter. On them - like the sarcasm and personal comments were made. Hsiba denied all charges against himself and those who condemned the personal attacks. Congress supporters, they also shared a tweet, stating that Modi brigade Congress is afraid of the new campaign and has resorted to personal attacks.

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