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⚡Jammu, 1995 — Failed assassination attempt on General K. V. Krishna Rao during Republic Day. On 26 January 1995, multiple bombs exploded during the Republic Day parade at Maulana Azad Memorial Stadium in Jammu, in an assassination attempt targeting K. V. Krishna Rao. 8 people were killed and dozens...

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