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|May 2022
STORIZEN REVIEW

India is a country with various cultures, languages, characters, and expressions. The fundamental rights of India are often misinterpreted and misused. But, all said, criticizing is also a form of expression. Legal actions are taken against the artists when people misinterpret their wit and funny comments about leaders and governance. The same thing happened after India saw a change in the central government, and the BJP party won with exhilarating success. Prime Minister Narendra Modi became very close to the citizens and the public.
He came along with the common people and young Indians. There was a new wave of sighs and relief among the people of India.
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