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Latest updates about the communal violence in Khargone city, Madhya Pradesh.
Sumedha Pal
Apr 12 2022
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Latest updates about the communal violence in Khargone city, Madhya Pradesh.
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BJP minister Narottam Mishra stated that houses of those pelting stones will be torn down, bulldozing several commercial buildings has taken place.

We take you through the political significance of his statements and more.

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