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Anupam Kher condemns abusive language against PM Narendra Modi

Protests against the NEET paper leak concluded after the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan. Anupam Kher acknowledged democracy listened to student voices and a solution emerged. He expressed disappointment over disrespectful language directed at Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Kher emphasized that democracy allows disagreement but not disrespect towards any leader. He urged citizens to uphold dignity and culture for future generations.

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Anupam Kher condemns abusive language against PM Narendra Modi
Protests against the NEET paper leak concluded after the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan. Anupam Kher acknowledged democracy listened to student voices and a solution emerged. He expressed disappointment over disrespectful language directed at Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Kher emphasized that democracy allows disagreement but not disrespect towards any leader. He urged citizens to uphold dignity and culture for future generations.
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