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Atal Tunnel—an engineering marvel! When it was being built, even top engineers from India and abroad never imagined that this strategic tunnel would one day double as a nightclub for the ‘most civilized’ people. Full music, open clothing, and stellar performance 😌

Nikhil saini

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GSK1 year ago

Crass > class leads to the downfall of a generation

Heritage of Himachal1 year ago

"We run Himachal's economy" 🤡

Nikhil saini1 year ago

🔥❤️

Fyonlee🪻1 year ago

Bunch of chapris

Pratiba Kaul1 year ago

Horrible, no wonder Indians are considered filth and nuisance abroad. They don’t even care about their own country, such fantastic infrastructure is used by these morons for outrageous behaviour. Identify them and throw them behind the bars.

VistaShares ETFs1 year ago

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The Story Teller1 year ago

These morons then cry that they were attacked and slapped and what not...!!!! ideally they shall be banned forever from coming to Himachal for creating ruckus inside a nations strategic asset.

अतिकाय शर्मा1 year ago

Bade bhai ke Ladke hain..gatli ho jati hai 🫠🙆🏻

Nikhil saini1 year ago

Bade bhai ki galti ❤️ Le Hp police when its a local

🄲🄾🄻🄾🄽🄴🄻 🄱🄾🄶🄴🅈1 year ago

I was looking for HR 26 😃

Battkot 🇮🇳1 year ago

Chorey haryana k 🤣

Nikhil saini1 year ago

Ye to delhi aale hain

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