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Read between the lines: It might take a jumla to beat all other jumlas

Given that Yadavs supply the doodh, and the chai is in the making, what was he hinting at?

Illustration by Binay Saha
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Illustration by Binay Saha

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In this age of jumle-baazi, it might take a jumla to beat all other jumlas. But still, what exactly did Samajwadi Party Chief Akhilesh Yadav mean when he told a TV channel in an interview: “The chowkidar is just a slogan, like the chaiwala. And chai doodh ke bina nahin banti!” (Tea cannot be made without milk). Given that Yadavs supply the doodh, and the chai is in the making, what was he hinting at? 

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