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Watch | Jantar Mantar Protest: Hindus Must Speak Up Against the Politics of Hate

Sumedha Pal spoke to students, artists, teachers and common citizens ƒrom different walks who gathered at Jantar Mantar on April 16 to protest communal violence.
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Apr 20 2022
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Sumedha Pal spoke to students, artists, teachers and common citizens ƒrom different walks who gathered at Jantar Mantar on April 16 to protest communal violence.
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Students, artists, teachers and common citizens of different sections of Delhi gathered at Jantar Mantar on April 16 against the continuous attacks on Muslims in the name of hijab, meat and the communal clashes on Ram Navami in several states. They appealed to Hindus to support Muslims and speak up against the politics of hate.

Note: This video was shot on April 16.

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