India voices concern over civilian casualties in Lebanon – ThePrint
India voices concern over civilian casualties in Lebanon ThePrint
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India voices concern over civilian casualties in Lebanon ThePrint
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India expresses deep concern over civilian deaths in Lebanon amid ongoing Israeli strikes, calling the situation “very disturbing.” Meanwhile, Union Home Minister Amit Shah pledged to implement the Uniform Civil Code in Bengal within six months if the BJP wins. Delhi Police have busted an ISI-backed spy network, arresting ten operatives. Justice Yashwant Varma resigned
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