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Panthers Party protests in Jmu, demand ‘deport Rohingya’

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March 3, 2018
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Panthers Party protests in Jmu, demand ‘deport Rohingya’
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Jammu: Members of National Panthers Party Saturday protested against PDP-BJP coalition government at Exhibition Ground Jammu demanding Rohingya’s be deported to their ‘native places.’

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The protest was led by NPP Chairman Harsh Dev Singh.

The protesting NPP activists accused government of  ‘shielding Muslim Rohingyas in Jammu’ and demanded to deport them to their native places without any delay.

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