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When Modi turned up at Karkare’s house

Hemant Karkare

Modi had repeatedly accused the Maharashtra anti-terrorist squad led by Karkare of bias for the Malegaon blast arrests

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Raj Thackeray tells it as it is on Modi, and connects

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