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Liberals will be liberals, i.e. completely illiberal. In their hate for Modi, they can happily oppose the Indian Armed Forces and Amar Jawan Jyoti merger, and in their hate for Hindus, they can support mass murderers of Hindus, like Tipu sultan. Sanjay Dixit examines the little storm in a teacup.

Liberals will be liberals, i.e. completely illiberal. In their hate for Modi, they can happily oppose the Indian Armed Forces and Amar Jawan Jyoti merger, and in their hate for Hindus, they can support mass murderers of Hindus, like Tipu sultan. Sanjay Dixit examines the little storm in a teacup.

Amar Jawan Jyoti Merger - Liberal Vs Modi _ Sanjay Dixit

First, Indian Express’ Krishn Kaushik and Man Aman Singh Chinna explain why the iconic Amar Jawan Jyoti was extinguished and moved to the National War Memorial, and why military veterans are divided over this decision.Next, Indian Express’ Vaibhav Jha talks about the Indian family of four that froze to death while allegedly trying to cross the US border illegally (12:45). And finally, Indian Express’ Nirupama Subramanian tells us how refugees from Myanmar are continuing to arrive in Mizoram, and the conditions back home that are forcing them to do so (19:02).(In an earlier version of this episode, it was incorrectly stated that the National War Memorial came up in 2015. It came up in 2019. The error is deeply regretted.)

First, Indian Express’ Krishn Kaushik and Man Aman Singh Chinna explain why the iconic Amar Jawan Jyoti was extinguished and moved to the National War Memorial, and why military veterans are divided over this decision. Next, Indian Express’ Vaibhav Jha talks about the Indian family of four that froze to death while allegedly trying to cross the US border illegally (12:45). And finally, Indian Express’ Nirupama Subramanian tells us how refugees from Myanmar are continuing to arrive in Mizoram, and the conditions back home that are forcing them to do so (19:02). (In an earlier version of this episode, it was incorrectly stated that the National War Memorial came up in 2015. It came up in 2019. The error is deeply regretted.)

Amar Jawan Jyoti row, family that froze to death, and Myanmar refugees

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