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How does India create deterrence? Strategic Affairs Expert Col Ajai Shukla (R) and Manoj Joshi, Distinguished Fellow at the ORF, respond. #NewsTrack #Pahalgam #PahalgamTerrorAttack #PahalgamAttack

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Vaikunth R Shenoy1 yıl önce

The biggest problem with the Indian media is that we give all the possible know how to the enemy about what would be our possible action so that the enemy can study and be ready. Our Indian Media must grow Up & keep quiet and leave it to the Govt of India & the Defence Team.

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Bloody u give a platform to a known Rawalpindi stooge ? U will suffer yet u should think abt ur father

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