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Kanhaiya Singh's profile picture
Kanhaiya Singh1 year ago

What is the Mumbai or Maharashtra police doing?

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Jatin Chaudhary1 year ago

Yh @RajThackeray ke gunde bus garib hinduo pr gundagardi kr sakte h mc🤬🤬🤬

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Aman Khari1 year ago

Now things are getting too much, the government should take strict action.

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Mala Pant1 year ago

All this language hate is meant to drive away Bihari labour & make space for Rohingya & Bangladeshi immigrants. Competition gone and all. Petty and sundry jobs up 4 grabs for these illegals! THIS IS THE GAME! @narendramodi @AmitShah @Dev_Fadnavis @annamalai_k

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SK Chakraborty1 year ago

Often names of Hindu Gods and goddesses are misused to name a shop owned by one community. We have seen videos of people adulterating sugar cane juice with urine and also spitting in food. Dehradun: The Uttarakhand government has made it mandatory for all food vendors to display their photo ID card and their shop's license number in an effort to ensure safety and purity of food for the thousands of devotees. This will apply to all food outlets serving pilgrims, from large shops to small stalls. Failure to do so will result in fines of up to Rs 2 lakh. (From The New Indian Express)

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Kaushik1 year ago

Marathis are becoming problematic nowadays

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A K 🇮🇳 Modi's Family1 year ago

These raj Thackeray gundas will only harass Hindus because hindus won't resort to fights. They don't have the guts to say this to peacefuls. They know the consequences. Such cowards

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Vikas1 year ago

@NagpurKaRajini But isn't government accountable to avoid these issues..we are blaming everyone including MNS,SS Udhav but no question to govt??

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ℝ𝕖𝕒𝕝 𝕋𝕒𝕝𝕜𝕤1 year ago

Language promoters are new bullies. Dhaniya ke paise nahi aur Marathi sikhane aaye.

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Hitesh Vaghela1 year ago

ये लोग अब भाषा के नाम पर बहस करने लगे है

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