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Janata Bar
Mothers, children, sisters, and ordinary revolutionaries frequently make huge personal sacrifices in the fight for the right to live equally under the law. 'Janata Bar' is the story of one such woman who fought for justice.
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Mothers, children, sisters, and ordinary revolutionaries frequently make huge personal sacrifices in the fight for the right to live equally under the law. 'Janata Bar' is the story of one such woman who fought for justice.
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Written By:Rajendra Bharadwaj
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