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Cops detain hate speech accused in Haridwar

Dehradun, January 15 The police on Saturday picked up Yati Narasimhanand from a dharna site in Haridwar in the Dharma Sansad case where alleged hate speeches against Muslims were delivered. ...

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Updated At : 11:47 AM Jan 16, 2022 IST

Dehradun, January 15

The police on Saturday picked up Yati Narasimhanand from a dharna site in Haridwar in the Dharma Sansad case where alleged hate speeches against Muslims were delivered.

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