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- Pakistan can blame military dictators and geo-politics for the social engineering. What happened in democratic Indi… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… Tweeted 11 hours ago
- Frightening. #India what are you doing? #Fascism twitter.com/RanaAyyub/stat… Tweeted 11 hours ago
- RT @RanaAyyub: Muslim friends in Delhi are contemplating leaving the city, some are already leaving for fear of riots spreading across Del… Tweeted 12 hours ago
- RT @RanaAyyub: Delhi is burning, seven lives lost and the Prime Minister has not put a single tweet condoning the violence. He continues to… Tweeted 12 hours ago
- RT @siobhanheanue: While Trump and Modi glad-hand and swap platitudes, India’s capital has descended into deadly riots over religion. Much… Tweeted 12 hours ago
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- RT @RanaAyyub: Trump refuses to comment on the Citizenship Amendment bill that has had the nation in communal flames. What were we expectin… Tweeted 12 hours ago
- RT @RanaAyyub: When Trump is asked by a journalist on the attack on Muslims in India, his response "Your country has 200 millions and Prime… Tweeted 12 hours ago
- RT @RanaAyyub: At least one Muslim man and a burqa-clad woman beaten by dozens of pro-law protesters with sticks and iron rods. Four lives… Tweeted 12 hours ago
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