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Amritsar train accident: The aftermath of the 5-second horror

Before The Amritsar Train Accident

October 22, 2018 13:09 IST
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Before The Amritsar Train Accident

Hindu devotees watch an effigy of the Hindu demon king Ravana, stuffed with firecrackers, burning in Amritsar.
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