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Watch: Satire collective counters radio jockey’s sarcastic video on JNU protests with facts

Delhi-based RJ Raunac had on November 20 released a video criticising the ongoing protests by students of Jawaharlal Nehru University.

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Nov 25, 2019 · 09:49 am
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JNU students have been protesting the 300% hostel fee hike for almost a month now and this is how the BJP propagandist RJ Raunac argued against JNU students' protests based on fake news and misinformation. This shows what is propaganda and what is the reality of the protests. #peeingshorts #JNU #RJRaunac

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