Rushdie Controversy and Multi-Communal England

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Vol. 24, Issue No. 25, 24 Jun, 1989

Updated on 24 June 1989

Narendra Singh

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Rushdie Controversy and Multi-Communal England

Reports

Vol. 24, Issue No. 25, 24 Jun, 1989

Updated on 24 June 1989

Narendra Singh

Rushdie Controversy and Multi-Communal England

representatives from the other states also. They also forgot their long-professed sta^d that acceptance of their demand for a separate Jharkhaand state by the centre would be the precondition to any talks with the government.

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