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Indian Muslims
May 18 2009, Ashish Banerjee

Indian Muslims have always been regarded as a vote bank, and irrespective of their economic conditions they are alleged to have cast their vote as per the fatwa dictated by their religious priests. Congress was once remained their chosen party, and...

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