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"दधीचि": Jatin Das, hailed by Netaji as the "Young Dadhichi," fasted unto death for 63 days in Lahore Jail, enduring brutality while protesting British tyranny, his martyrdom ignited national outrage, inspiring millions in the fight for India's freedom
"बँटवारा": Arfa Khanum Sherwani calls for Sir Syed Ahmed Khan’s leadership, sparking controversy as Khan, founder of AMU and proponent of the Two Nation Theory, fueled the Hindu-Muslim divide with Islamists aiming to make India an Islamic nation by 2047
"ठाएं ठाएं": Sarfaraz & Talib, the ruthless killers of Hindu man Ram Gopal Mishra during the blood-soaked Bahraich Durga Puja violence gunned down by police while desperately fleeing to Nepal; now both lie in hospital, awaiting the full weight of justice
"गुमराह": Sonam Wangchuk, tied to foreign-funded NGOs like Ford & Soros is exposed for blocking thousands of crores in eco-friendly projects in Ladakh, opposing India’s military infrastructure while China develops Aksai Chin. Is his activism aiding China?
"असलियत": Sudhakar Tiwari, who survived the attack alongside Ramgopal Mishra, confirmed that people from the mosque initiated the assault on Hindus during a Navratri procession in Bahraich, leading to brutal violence, fatal gunfire & Mishra's tragic death
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