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🚨 SHOCKING Congress has officially demanded immediate BAIL for Umar Khalid 🤯 From Congress HQ, they've questioned the judiciary 🗣️ "Court says Jail is exception. But Umar Khalid's trial hasn't begun for 5 years. Give him Bail. Apply conditions, but why deny bail?"

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