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Two Congress workers clash at a condolence meeting in Ajmer

By ANI | Updated: June 27, 2020 08:40 IST

Two Congress party workers clashed at a condolence meeting in Ajmer, a video of the event showed.

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Two Congress party workers clashed at a condolence meeting in Ajmer, a video of the event showed.

The event took place during a meet was orgsed by the party to pay tribute to the 20 Indian Army personnel who lost their lives in the Galwan Valley clash.

It was also observed that no social distancing was maintained during the program between the Congress workers.

On the call of Congress President Sonia Gandhi, Congress orgsed a nationwide campaign 'Shaheed ko Salam Diwas' across India on Friday to pay homage to the brave soldiers who lost their lives in the violent face-off with Chinese troops in Galwan Valley, Ladakh on June 15.

( With inputs from ANI )

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