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Right Owned by Independent News ServiceDeepak Wadhwa's mortal remains to return to India from London, Vijay Jolly's appeal to PM Modi prompts action
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Following the intervention and appeal of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Dr Vijay Jolly, the process of bringing India-born Deepak Wadhwa's mortal remains from London to India has begun to facilitate his last rites in accordance with Hindu rituals. Prime Minister Narendra Modi responded to…
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Following the intervention and appeal of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Dr Vijay Jolly, the process of bringing India-born Deepak Wadhwa's mortal remains from London to India has begun to facilitate his last rites in accordance with Hindu rituals. Prime Minister Narendra Modi responded to…
