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The Election Commission probably wasn't aware of the significance of the middle finger when it decided to dab indelible ink on it. Here's a news report with a photograph of the Maharashtra Chief Minister and his wife. Hilarious.
By Aristotle The Geek, on April 25, 2009 at 2:48 pm, under politics. Tags: indian elections, middle finger. No Comments
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