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Kangana Ranaut visits Himachal Pradesh days after cloudbursts hit state; calls Congress ‘inhuman’

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Updated At : 11:19 PM Aug 26, 2024 IST

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#HimachalPradesh #HimachalPradeshNews #HimachalCloudburst #kanganaranaut ##heavyrainfall #rainfall Kangana Ranaut visits Himachal Pradesh days after cloudbursts hit state; calls Congress ‘inhuman’ BJP MP Kangana Ranaut visited the flood-hit areas in Himachal Pradesh. The death count due to flash floods triggered by cloudbursts in three districts of Himachal Pradesh has increased to 13 with the recovery of four bodies from Mandi and Shimla districts on Sunday. #HimachalPradesh #HimachalPradeshNews #HimachalCloudburst

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