A prominent politico known to be a scholar had received a vitriolic tongue-lashing from a gabby colleague when he tried to explain the damage that could result from passing the 20A.
Commenting on the possible repercussions that could follow the enactment of 20A, the scholar-politico had appealed to his colleagues at least not to speak in defence of the amendment. Â
At this stage, the gabby politico had intervened and barked at the scholar-politico not to âexhibit his so-called eruditionâ and warned him saying: âIf you donât like it, you had better keep your mouth shut.â Â
The scholar-politico had just kept quiet without making any response to this vituperative attack, they say. Â
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