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| Congress had no vision on national security. It has always compromised on national security. They are asking me about PoK, first they should answer who let Pak capture PoK? They could at least take Kartarpur Sahib: PM Modi in n18oc_india
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'Insulted Noble Tradition': Vijayan Slams National Awards Jury Over 'The Kerala Story' Film Win
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