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Be it Maulana Saad or anyone, expose those who have committed crime | With Sumit Awasthi

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Maulana Ali Qadri accused Rubika Liyaquat and Sumit Awasthi of targeting Muslims using the Nizamuddin Markaz as an excuse and also threatened the journalists. However, during a live chat on ABP News, Maulana apologised for his comments and then walked out of the show.

Not just Maulana Saad and Maulana Qadri, ABP News has called out any religious leader that has committed a crime, be it Rampal, Ram Rahim or Asaram. It is the duty of unbiased media to call out a religious leader if they mislead their followers and commit crime without taking into consideration the repercussions of it.

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