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Ahead of Republic Day, pro-Khalistan graffiti found on wall in Delhi’s Uttam Nagar

New Delhi, January 19 Ahead of Republic Day, pro-Khalistan graffiti was found written on a wall in west Delhi’s Uttam Nagar, police said on Friday. A senior officer said an FIR was registered and police were verifying the facts. Earlier...

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Updated At : 07:45 PM Jan 19, 2024 IST

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New Delhi, January 19

Ahead of Republic Day, pro-Khalistan graffiti was found written on a wall in west Delhi’s Uttam Nagar, police said on Friday.

A senior officer said an FIR was registered and police were verifying the facts.

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Earlier this month, similar graffiti was found on a pillar in west Delhi’s Nihal Vihar.

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