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Since August 21, close to a hundred residents of the slum colony in Gurugram have been sitting on a dharna.
Ismat Ara
Aug 28 2020
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Since August 21, close to a hundred residents of the slum colony in Gurugram have been sitting on a dharna.
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Since August 21, close to a hundred residents of the slum colony in Gurugram have been sitting on a dharna outside the Municipal Corporation of Gurugram building, demanding rehabilitation for all who have been displaced.



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