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India is a secular country but our leaders?
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    Common Indians are definitely secular and we still respect this term from heart and we feel pain when frightful incidents take place in the name of secularism. Most of the politicians were/are never secular because they lack quality but want to control the country. So, how would they do so? Only vote bank policy can put them into power and naturally they play this secularism card quite well for their benefit and not for the countrymen.   

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