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On one hand, India is airlifting people from Afghanistan in order to save them from Taliban atrocities and on the other, refugees have been protesting in Delhi. These refugees came to India 10 to 15 years back when Taliban took over Afghanistan. The reason behind their protest is the basic needs and facilities which they have been deprived of since years. Take a look
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#AfghanistanCrisis #AfghanRefugeeProtest #UNHCROffice
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