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Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj is a name that commands respect like no one else in Maharashtra & beyond…. Yet absolute silence after the shocking collapse of Shivaji Maharaj’s statue (that was inaugurated by Modi just last year) Like promises of #AccheDin … the statue was hollow and supported by rusting... show more

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