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'Govt forgets when donations are stolen': Congress defends Rahul Gandhi after Ram Mandir skit FIR - The Times of India

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'Govt forgets when donations are stolen': Congress defends Rahul Gandhi after Ram Mandir skit FIR - The Times of India

'Govt forgets when donations are stolen': Congress defends Rahul Gandhi after Ram Mandir skit FIR  The Times of IndiaVaranasi police book MPs Rahul Gandhi, Pappu Yadav and Awadesh Prasad for 'insulting Sanatan Dharma'  The Hindu"What exactly are they filing FIR for?": Congress' Imran Masood slams FIR against Rahul Gandhi over Parliament skit row  Big News Network.com‘BJP’s supremacist mindset for PDA behind Ayodhya protests’  The Times of India"120 crore Sanatanis will march towards Parliament": Jagadguru Paramhans Acharya demands action over Ram Mandir skit row  indiagazette.com

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