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28th April 2024. “I learned that there is a video in circulation that says, People from Sangh are good on the outside, but on the inside, they are against reservations, and they can't say this in public, which is entirely incorrect and misleading. Since reservations have been incorporated in...

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vakmedia2 年前

Who decides when social inequality has ended? And moreover who will decide what social inequality is? If then I hope the sangh is fine with FCs not supporting them.🤦

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vakmedia2 年前

If the sangh is so concerned abt social inequality, what has it done on the continuous violence that is being perpetrated on the so called 'higher' castes in India. Everyday so many of them are being killed and/or false cases foisted upon them thru SC/St act? Where is the sangh?

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shobha.h.g2 年前

Irrespective of caste and religion...for those who need reservation...let reservation be made available to them. Hope equality comes here.

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vakmedia2 年前

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ನಿತೀಶ್ ಪ್ರಧಾನ್2 年前

This was unnecessary for Pujya Sarsanghchalak @RSSorg to talk about this ... statements of @PMOIndia were enough to address political questions.

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પટેલ પ્રિતી2 年前

જય હો

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rita patoliya (MODI KA PARIVAR)2 年前

Jay ho bjp 🇮🇳

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Avani Brahmbhatt2 年前

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Crypto Geek2 年前

@rishibagree

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Hemant Kkumar Sharrma2 年前

@rishibagree Foolishness

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