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Watch | Haalat Kya Hain: How Anurag Thakur Brought India Victories at the Olympics

As India revelled in its Olympic victories, news anchors back home began to credit the wins to politicians.
Mukul Singh Chauhan
Aug 11 2021
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As India revelled in its Olympic victories, news anchors back home began to credit the wins to politicians.
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This week in Haalat Kya Hain, we look at the statement of Bharatiya Janata Party leader Hema Malini regarding the alleged rape and murder case of a nine-year-old in Delhi's Nangal area.

We also look at the BJP's response to criticism regarding the changing of the name of the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award. And as India revelled in its Olympic victories, news anchors back home began to credit the "wins" to politicians.

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