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Civic sense ki kami: Shiv ji ki painting ka apmaan kyun?

IndiaPublished May 3, 2026

Views 46  |  Likes 0  |  Comments 0
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Kasim ali Kasim ali
163 subs122 videosAug 2020

This video has 46 views, ranking #2,479,629 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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🚨 Shiv Ji ki painting par peshab karte hue ladke ka video! India mein religious sentiments ko leke log kitne sensitive hain, lekin jab baat civic sense ki aati hai toh sab majak ban jata hai. Clear taur par deewar par Bhagwan Shiv ka painting hai, fir bhi is ladke ne bina kisi hesitation ke wahan mut diya. Kya yeh …

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May 3, 2026
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