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UPDATE | Amritpal Singh and other WPD members currently detained under the NSA, which is set to expire next month, are currently on hunger strike after finding secret spy cameras set up in their Dibrugarh jail washroom. It is believed that the camera was set up to capture footage...

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Manbir Singhvor 2 Jahren

What's so big deal about the secret cameras!!! They are under detention in a high security jail and the authorities are supposed to keep an eye on them every second.

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Nickvor 2 Jahren

@bbcnewspunjabi

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Jung Singhvor 2 Jahren

Good, a diet is good

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Krishna V -🌞🇨🇦 🇮🇳 ☆vor 2 Jahren

Stupid religion

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KPvor 2 Jahren

Police should encounter him and end the problem

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Marco Patnaikvor 2 Jahren

Indians need to be consistent and ensure due process. But unfortunately, this is game theory that makes the Indian state distrust the Khalistani elements. There is near certainty that if these people are set free, they will reinvigorate a violent separatist movement!

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