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Assassinations dont help any democracy, Amitabh Mittal

Assassinations dont help any democracy, Amitabh Mittal

July 2024 712 views 02 Min 07 Sec

Amitabh Mittal emphasizes that assassinations do not benefit any democracy, calling for peaceful political processes and the protection of democratic values.

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