When Smriti Irani indulged in banter with Sagarika Ghose on Twitter
New Delhi, Dec 17: Union HRD Minister Smriti Irani on Thursday lashed out at senior journalist Sagarika Ghose after the later made fun of the minister's English.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who was being attacked by Smriti Irani, and other AAP leaders tweeted the journalist's tweet and made a mockery of the union minister.

Following this the BJP leader, who is known for talking bluntly, dared the columnist on Twitter asking her to tag her directly and criticise instead of talking behind her back because its an act of cowardice.
Ghose made a mockery of Smriti Irani's usage of term 'blasphemous' in her press conference against AAP's tirade on Union Minister Arun Jaitley.
In a series of tweets tagging Ghose, Irani asked her to schedule a one on one interview with her instead of engaging in banter.
The minister ended her series of tweets saying she doesn't have time for the journalist's melodrama for she has work to finish.
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