Finally after years of torture to Indian politicians, particularly MPs and ministers of UPA Government, India's finance minister decided to charge 'shouting tax' on Times Now editor-in-chief Arnab Goswami with retrospective effect. The government is also planning to bring Anti-Shouting Bill in the next session of Parliament to shut mouths of other Indians and opposition leaders.

"This will be a good for our tax kitty," said Congress MP and one of the victims of Arnab Goswami's shouting torture Mr. Bhakta Charan Das.

He said that the tax will cover the bizarre kind of interruptions and rhetoric created by Arnab in the name of the nation.

"We really want to thank Mr. P Chidambaram for penalizing him with shouting tax. This is the only way to save politicians and take some money in the system. It was highly irritating when he used to shout on us, constantly interrupting while we were talking some sense. How can this guy stops us from fooling the nation? How so ridiculous! He was tarnishing our birth right of fooling Indians," said Sanjay Jha, Congress Spokesperson.

P Chidambaram confirmed that Arnab Goswami was constantly shouting since many years, adding to the noise pollution and needs to be taxed on retrospective basis.

"We will calculate all the decibels of his noises, interruptions he made between the talks of our sensible and intelligent leaders and will slap shouting tax on him. As there is no law on noise pollution created for human voices, we decided to introduce this new kind of tax in current Parliamentary session," said P Chidambaram.

Chidambaram said "Because of Arnab's shout we already have lost crores of rupees in carbon credit and that deficit he will have to pay. After Goswami, I want to bring many others under its ambit through Anti-Shouting Bill."