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How difficult is it to say that Umar Khalid should be released? Saurav Das you have the privilege of belonging to the majority community. No one is going to file a case against you for speaking up, yet you still chose to avoid speaking about Umar Khalid. Your tweets... show more

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Abhijeet Dipke is now trying his best to appease Muslims First, he says that if there is one person who should be called the biggest anti-national in this country, it is Nathuram Godse But as soon as he is asked about Umar Khalid, he says, “Let the court conduct the trial, let the legal proceedings happen. He hasn’t even been convicted yet.” If Nathuram Godse is an anti-national, then what is the problem with calling Umar Khalid an anti-national? This 4-foot-tall Abhijeet Dipke is definitely becoming more and more like his boss, Kejriwal.

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Umar Nurmagomedov never gives himself credit ! He’s extremely humble . As for Khabib , he’s the GOAT of MMA and the most dominant fighter in the history of the sport . So when you keep comparing Umar to him , that’s not fair to Umar . The media needs to stop asking him about comparisons with Khabib . They are two different fighters . Khabib became a world champion and cemented his legacy , while Umar is still climbing to achieve those things .

Umar Nurmagomedov never gives himself credit ! He’s extremely humble . As for Khabib , he’s the GOAT of MMA and the most dominant fighter in the history of the sport . So when you keep comparing Umar to him , that’s not fair to Umar . The media needs to stop asking him about comparisons with Khabib . They are two different fighters . Khabib became a world champion and cemented his legacy , while Umar is still climbing to achieve those things .

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These bloody MFs attacked police officers and woman making her faint and after begged BJP to withdraw the FIRs. They are now attacking a person who is fighting against anti-nationals If the BJP is even serious, these MFs should be in jail beside Umar Khalid

These bloody MFs attacked police officers and woman making her faint and after begged BJP to withdraw the FIRs. They are now attacking a person who is fighting against anti-nationals If the BJP is even serious, these MFs should be in jail beside Umar Khalid

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"The rulers of India have lost one battle: that is the battle over young minds. They came to bury us; but they didn't realise we were seeds." More than 5 years in prison, without a trial. What’s in a name they say? Ask Umar Khalid.

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