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Rijiju slams Naseeruddin Shah's 'dimagi naxal' video

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In a video posted on Facebook, a visibly angry Naseeruddin Shah came out in support of Jamia Millia Islamia students, who have been protesting for the restoration of the students' union, and called himself a "dimagi naxal"

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