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At times volunteering to be someone's knife can be career enhancing. But it is like riding a tiger. Many fail, few succeed.
First Mahua. Then Pinaki. Then Hiranandani. Then Shardul and Pallavi. Then Gopal. Now Shashi and Karan.
This lad is hell bent on taking down the Delhi liberal elite. And let’s remember it’s all because someone dared to steal his dog. Our boy is John Wick on steroids.
But this controversy is more serious than Mahuagate in some ways. Mahua is a first-time upstart MP, whereas Shashi is India’s foremost global liberal intellectual, a former Union Minister, three-time MP, former UN Undersecretary General who was nearly UN Secretary General and someone known and respected the world over.
But it’s just one person’s word against the other for now…