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Godhra: A train compartment was set on fire, doors were locked so that nobody could go out, 59 Hindus including 20 children were burnt aIive and hardly anyone talks about it, people talk about 2002 riots but forget the root cause of it. I don't care who made the... show more

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Dr Rajesh Patil1 年前

I still think culprits who actually did it didn’t get punished enough. Also real culprits who planned it didn’t get punished at all. Real villains of Godhra are Ahmed Patel, Rana, Lalu, Banerjee, Soros ke aaj kal ke mongrels, Sanjiv Bhatt etc

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Dr. Vineet Kumar Rai1 年前

The root cause of the 2002 riots was the tragic Godhra train burning incident, where 59 Hindus, including children, were killed. This is the only truth. Nothing else

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Mr. Nationalist1 年前

You're right, but most importantly, we need to see if they have really shown the truth or if they garnished it with a secularism shit!

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Dr. Ram Pandey1 年前

Godhra: A train compartment was set on fire, doors were locked so that nobody could go out, 59 Hindus including 20 children were burnt aIive and hardly anyone talks about it, people talk about 2002 riots but forget the root cause of it. I don't care who made the movie, who's acting in it... I'm just glad that finally #TheSabarmatiReport has been made... The truth must come out, this generation deserves to know about it.. I hope they show things as it is...

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Bharathi ARASU- ScienceMyBreath1 年前

"The truth has a way of emerging, no matter how badly it is manipulated."

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BharatFirst (Modi ka Parivar)1 年前

I will refrain on commenting before seeing the movie! Bollywood has this anti-Hindu leaning and a track record of distorting history!

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FIGHTER 3.0 🚩1 年前

लेकिन UPA की सरकारे के तत्कालीन रेल मंत्री लालू जी के मंत्रालय ने जांच रिपोर्ट में लिख दिया था के स्टोव पे खाना बन रहा था तो आग लग गईं!! लेकिन इस रिपोर्ट में कही भी इस बात का जिक्र नही किया गया के फिर गेट खोल के लोग बाहर क्यो नही निकल पाए !! UPA को जितना खोदा जाएगा , पापा की पोटली उतनी ही मोटी होती जाएगी !!

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Bhavesh Chauhan1 年前

Never ever trust Ekta Kapoor...

Gargi #Decolonization 🇮🇳 的头像

Gargi #Decolonization 🇮🇳1 年前

Achhaaa… That’s why Vikram Messy changed. Ye movie is releasing.

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Aanand Krishna1 年前

Hope only true things will come out.

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