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Man, such a brazenness While eating chicken on Ganga river, he deliberately points camera to Alamgir Mosque on Panchaganga Ghat ? Built by Aurangzeb after demolishing Lord Vishnu’s Benu Madhav temple in 17th century🕉️ Isn’t this provocative ?

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