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‘Protests are democratic right’: RSS opts for measured response to Oppn stir

Hindustan Times ·First reported
Hindustan Times‘Protests are democratic right’: RSS opts for measured response to Oppn stir
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A senior RSS functionary said the Sangh, which has recently concluded its centenary celebrations, did not want the youth to see the government as an adversary

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