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Modi urged to stop mob lynching

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Mumbai

Multiple Bollywood celebrities have come forth raising their voice against mob lynching by writing a letter to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The letter written by 49 celebrities, addressed to India’s premier shed light on the neglected issue that is faced by the Muslims in the country, while urging Modi to put an end to it. “The lynching of Muslims, Dalits and other minorities must be stopped immediately.

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