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The Urdu press feels a sense of brotherhood with terrorists of all shades. Hence, it’s not surprising that they are upset at Haniyeh’s death.
Quite unfortunately, they don’t have a sense of brotherhood towards other fellow Indians.
Quite understandably, the Urdu press is upset at Haniyeh’s killing. They feel a kinship with Haniyeh and his ilk which they can never feel with other fellow Indians.
The Urdu press feels a sense of brotherhood with terrorists of all shades. Hence, it’s not surprising that they are upset at Haniyeh’s death.
Quite unfortunately, they don’t have a sense of brotherhood towards other fellow Indians.
Quite understandably, the Urdu press is upset at Haniyeh’s killing. They feel a kinship with Haniyeh and his ilk which they can never feel with other fellow Indians.