#JNURow hijacked by Photoshop: Kanhaiya Kumar's photograph was NOT morphed; we've got proof

So, the media now tells us that Kanhaiya Kumar wasn’t actually standing in front of a map of a divided India

So, the media now tells us that Kanhaiya Kumar wasn’t actually standing in front of a map of a divided India. Reports poured in on Friday about how the image being widely circulated — depicting the JNUSU president apparently addressing a group while standing in front of a map of a splintered India — was morphed. Yeah, right! Doesn’t the naive, brainwashed, corrupt and paid media know a cover-up when it sees one? Besides, why would anyone have to morph an image of that awful awful anti-national man? Luckily, Firstpost is on hand to set the record straight, after laying its hands on previously unseen photographs of Kanhaiya. Here he is at Disneyland, saying anti-national things, no doubt:

And then he went to St Petersburg, presumably to meet his commie friends and spew more seditious bile:

Oh! And then he went to the Forbidden City, where he was lauded by the locals as a hero for his attacks on Bharat Mata. His proposal for JNU to be a Beijing-administered province is still under consideration:

In between, there was still a bit of time to join Metallica onstage to provide guest vocals. The song? Seek and Destroy, obviously:

After some serious globe-trotting, Kanhaiya decided to return home to bury daggers of hate deep into India’s heart — Dadar Railway Station:

And finally, he turned up at the Firstpost office_._ Nothing to see here.

#JNURow hijacked by Photoshop: Kanhaiya Kumar's photograph was NOT morphed; we've got proof

So, the media now tells us that Kanhaiya Kumar wasn’t actually standing in front of a map of a divided India

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