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#CBIVsCBI: Newspapers are having fun with the ‘Spy versus Spy’ situation

By NL Team

October 23, 2018 at 9:33 AM

Clearly, newspapers are having some fun with the battle within the Central Bureau of Investigation. If all the intrigue has had you confused, read our piece for a little background on what’s led to the current situation: Rumblings at the CBI.

Back to today’s newspapers, The Indian Express went with a Spy versus Spy headline.

The Telegraph offered a new full form in place.

The Times of India‘s headline was a little plain, but they had a front-page cartoon to make up.

Matching TOI’s cartoon was Firstpost yesterday.

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