With the Opposition alliance I.N.D.I.A piling on the pressure over the Manipur violence, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday launched a counter-offensive, saying the East India Company and banned outfits like the Indian Mujahideen and Popular Front of India also had 'India' in their names.
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01:05 So if the prime minister believes
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