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Alas…only if Nehru had controlled then, we wouldn’t have had this Kashmir problem today Listen to Mountbatten’s daughter's shocking revelation : Her father cleverly used Edwina to influence Nehru into taking Kashmir to the UN And listen to this rogue Karan Thapar romanticise & whitewash this : "So Panditji...

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