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Government should learn how to behave with saints?Bajrang Dal

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Orissa unit of Bajrang Dal asked the state Government to learn how to behave with the saints and pay due respect to them. While alleging double standards on part of the Government in dealing with one issue, Bajrang Dal national co-convener Subash Chauhan said the Government allowed CPI'sstudents body, All India Students Federation to hold a rally in Bhubaneswar on September 7 but the same Government arrested Hindu saints, to attend a condolence meeting in the memory of Swami Laxmanananda Sarawati. He further criticised the Government for delay to nab the killers of Swamiji.
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