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Palghar Incident: Police responsible for not saving sadhus? | Debate

Two sadhus and one driver were killed in Maharashtra's Palghar over rumors of theft by hundreds of people. Police officials were present at that moment. 
Watch the debate over the matter with guests including Narendra Giri, Prem Shukla, Sanjay Gupta, Sachin Sawant, and host Romana Isar Khan. 
BJP speaker Shukla said that police are responsible for not doing anything to protect sadhus from people. This can be clearly seen in the video of the incident which went viral, added Shukla. Shiv Sena supporter Sanjay defends the Maharashtra police.

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