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Watch | Pulitzer Winning Indian Photojournalist Danish Siddique Killed in Afghanistan

A look at Siddiqui's work and its significance.
Mukul Singh Chauhan
Jul 16 2021
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A look at Siddiqui's work and its significance.
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Danish Siddiqui, a Reuters photojournalist, died during clashes in Afghanistan on July 15, 2021. Siddiqui had been working there for the last few days and was embedded with the Afghan Special Forces.



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