Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut – under fire from his party's dissident faction for calling them ‘living corpses’ – on Tuesday, tweeted out a one-liner that contained the phrase ‘chalti firti lashain’ (walking dead bodies), in what seemed a dig at the rebel group.

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“Jahalat Ek Qism ki Mout hai, aur Jahil Log Chalti Phirti Lashain hain,” Raut posted in his tweet.
'Jahalat’, an Urdu word, roughly translates to being unknowledgeable/uneducated. The full translation, therefore, reads: “Not being knowledgable is like death, and the uneducated ones are like walking corpses.”
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Raut, however, did not name or tag anyone in his post.
{{/usCountry}}Raut, however, did not name or tag anyone in his post.
{{/usCountry}}His tweet, meanwhile, came on a day when he is scheduled to appear before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in connection with in an alleged money laundering case purportedly involving his wife, Varsha.
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The agency's summoning of Raut is being linked by many to the ongoing crisis in the western state. Reacting to the summons shortly after these were sent to him a day ago, the senior Sena leader said he would not take the ‘Guwahati route.'
The rebel MLAs have been camping in a hotel in Guwahati, the largest city of Assam.
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