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"Does anyone among you know about these holiday marriages in which Dubai sheikhs and some rich people do a type of contract marriage, and sexually harass and exploit girls?" The legal definition of contract marriages (such as Nikah Misyar or Nikah Mut'ah) Rahul Gandhi aapko nhi lgta yaha aapko...

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@RahulGandhi @Article14live @PotliNews @newslaundry kuch report karo

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@RahulGandhi Yeah toh with consent hota hai na isme kya dikkat hai

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@RahulGandhi Yeah rahul gandhi khud bhi yeah hi sab krta hai yeah nhi bolega ispe kuch

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@RahulGandhi Thumari bachi ki saath kiya hoga koi. Kerala me aisa nahi hotha he. Kuch bi he tho sabooth ki sath bolo. Google & chat gpt kuch bi bolega saale. Kahanse aayaa re thooooo.

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