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Aatish Taseer is the man behind TIME magazine’s now-infamous headline describing Prime Minister Narendra Modi as “Divider in Chief”.

Siddharth Varadarajan, Founding Editor of The Wire and a US citizen himself, opined on Friday that Prime Minister Modi greeting people with 'Jai Shri Ram' at his rallies is a 'corrupt practice'.

Time Magazine’s cover story, penned by Aatish Taseer, son of Indian journalist Tavleen Singh and late Pakistani politician and businessman Salman Taseer, asks a poignant question, "Can the World's Largest Democracy Endure Another Five Years of a Modi Government?"

Cover of TIME Magazine is one with a saffron sash, displayed prominently around the neck of PM Modi, along with the ominous headline of “Divider in Chief”.

A video has gone viral on social media where Mamata Banerjee, Chief Minister of West Bengal, could be seen getting down from her vehicle after hearing chants of 'Jai Shri Ram' and confronting the people who shouted the slogan as her vehicle was passing by.

Like many among his colleagues from the Congress party, Devashish Jarariya too appears to have undergone a change of heart with regards to Hinduism as elections came.

Rana Ayyub attempted to equate convicted Islamic terrorist Yasin Bhatkal and Sadhvi Pragya Thakur, who is incidentally still an accused and was given a clean chit by NIA in a case and was a victim of severe brutality

The propaganda video-song is not only full of Hindu religious symbols but has also attempted to mock Hindu spiritual and religious gurus, while depicting them in a negative impression. The Congress party has gone to the extent of portraying Lord Ram as a symbol of hate.

PM Modi attacked the Congress party for trying to the link the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack with the Hindus.

While defending the fielding of Pragya Singh Thakur, who is on bail in the blast case, PM Modi asked why no such questions are being asked when Congress president Rahul Gandhi and his mother Sonia Gandhi are contesting from Amethi and Rae Bareli constituencies, respectively, despite being on "bail".