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'Mumbai Can't Go Back To 90s': Cine Body Writes To PM Seeking Crackdown On Gangsters

The All Indian Cine Workers Association said the city should remain safe for people working in the entertainment industry, and called for law and order to be strengthened.

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'Mumbai Can't Go Back To 90s': Cine Body Writes To PM Seeking Crackdown On Gangsters
The All Indian Cine Workers Association said the city should remain safe for people working in the entertainment industry, and called for law and order to be strengthened.
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