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Watch | 'Halaat Kya Hain': UP Police Brutality; MP to Remove Urdu Words from Police Dictionary

A look at the week that was in terms of news, politics and rights.
Mukul Singh Chauhan
Dec 12 2021
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A look at the week that was in terms of news, politics and rights.
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This week has been both interesting and scary in terms of news. In addition to the Uttar Pradesh police's brutality, there is also the issue of namaz in Gurugram and 'topi' politics in elections. Meanwhile in Madhya Pradesh, preparations are on to remove Urdu words from the police dictionary.



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