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Saamana cartoonist says sorry for hurting Maratha sentiments

MUMBAI: Saamana caricaturist Shreenivas Prabhudesai on Wednesday expressed regret over an objectionable cartoon which led to a storm of protests from the Maratha community including attacks on the newspapers office and printing press

Updated At : 06:12 PM Sep 28, 2016 IST

Mumbai, September 28

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