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No holds barred fight in Congress, now Pawan Khera cites Tharoor’s 2018 critique of surgical strikes

No holds barred fight in Congress, now Pawan Khera cites Tharoor’s 2018 critique of surgical strikes

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May 29, 2025
- TIE Staff

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