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Believe me, all this modern world-class infra is of no use until we teach basic Civic Sense to these Dehatis. Passengers Throw Stones At Mahakumbh Special Train On Finding Doors Locked in MP. Patthar toh ese fek rahe jaise baap ki train hai inki. 🤬🤬🤬

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Based Monk (#Unreserved)1 year ago

As long as the ambedkarite state of India continues to prosper, where freeloaders believe they are "entitled" to resources, you will continue to have such incidents. You will never see this in a corporate building.

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The Madhepura Index1 year ago

Remember, these Dehatis have the same Voting Rights as you. 🫵🫵🫵

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Karan Sharma1 year ago

Bihar haters right now 😂

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Smita Kumar1 year ago

These dehatis from MP should get belt and rod treatment

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Controversial1 year ago

RPF should arrest them and put them behind bars for at least 7-8 years. Government should bring law that puts these bastards behind the bars for longer durations without bail for 2 year’s at least

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Rishabh Jain1 year ago

We need security that will instantly teach them a lesson with a beating!

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Brand Bihar1 year ago

MP me kaun se saher ka video hai? Why dont you show the same rage that you did against Bihar for a similar incident?

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Square Deal Recordings & Supplies1 year ago

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Reetesh Virous₿ (GRT👨🏻‍🚀)⚡️1 year ago

There are two parts of each things. Jinka ticket already h and door close rhega to public galat kaam kregi. Railway ko active hona chahiye in such situation when demand is high in those region.

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aditya1 year ago

MC idiots

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Revenge mode1 year ago

One solution to end these problems

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