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the leader behind it all..
ladies and gentlemen, the man who decided that reservations are the solution to the upliftment of the “backward classes”.
Arjun Singh’s Interview
Please, read, download, laugh, and get scared. get very scared. this is the typical leader of the country.
i am so, so proud.
Tags: controversy, india
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