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Memes about Raj Kundra’s 'work' go viral

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Updated At : 12:57 PM Jul 22, 2021 IST
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Social media is flooding with memes about content backed by Raj Kundra, who was arrested on Monday on charges of producing and publishing pornographic material through mobile applications. More than the news of the arrest, netizens seem interested about the content Kundra is alleged to have made. Sharing a meme featuring actor Johny Lever holding a knife in his hand and wearing an angry expression, a user tweeted: “Le Boys tweeting for link be like : #RajKundra Link kidhar hai?” Another meme reads: “Koi Dhakka-mukki nahi karega. Sabko link milega — #rajkundra.” —IANS

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