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Current administration have lost their ground, says Indian American Nanda Bhagi

Current administration have lost their ground, says Indian American Nanda Bhagi

August 2024 552 views 07 Min 16 Sec

Indian American Nanda Bhagi has expressed a critical view of the current administration, stating that they have lost their ground. His remarks highlight growing concerns within the community regarding the administration's performance.

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