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Abohar: Indian Idol 2017 first runnerup Khuda Baksh and Rising Starfame Afsana Khan won the hearts of hundreds of fans who had thronged Abohar Polytechnic College complex here on Thursday

Updated At : 07:40 AM Apr 20, 2017 IST

Abohar: Indian Idol 2017 first runner-up Khuda Baksh and Rising Star-fame Afsana Khan won the hearts of hundreds of fans who had thronged Abohar Polytechnic College complex here on Thursday. The singers were warmly welcomed by college chairman Sanjeev Middha, staff and other members of the management. OC

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