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    Apr 16, 2020 2 minutes

    n late February, Muslim localities in the Indian capital came under attack from Hindu mobs. Over 40 people died; the damage to property and livelihoods was extensive. As Delhi burned, US president Donald Trump was fraternizing with Indian prime minister Narendra Modi in a state banquet just a few kilometres away. Earlier, when asked about

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