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Same anchor. Same chair. Two interviews. Interview 1 — Kanhaiya Kumar mentions RSS & Godse on live TV. Megha Prasad LOSES IT. Interrupts. Argues. Loses her journalist “neutrality” in 10 seconds flat. Interview 2 — Himanta Biswa Sarma calls the constitutional Leader of Opposition of India a “पूरा पागल”...

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