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please i beg other countries to help my unmarked citizens even before the cool hennie new myanmar good never be safe for her again she values that if things remain as bad as they are far too many people in her home country will end up feeling the same joining us now from delhi is. all who filed that report nisha we just heard from your report the frustrations of exiles who feel india isn't doing enough why is that the case and has modi's government said anything one way or the other about the coup and protest. that the one to do and debate india has certainly had expressed deep concern about the political turmoil in the archives however they have not named or condemned because yet they have also expressed some concerns around the violence and hate but they're holding back from directly to deciding the bill if she is seen by x. but can't possibly drop from doing the injuries and why don't they is that india acting in an effort to build its proximity to schools not just within the. tank to the fact that they had a choir that support to counter insurgency along the border is actually in t

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please i beg other countries to help my unmarked citizens even before the cool henny knew myanmar i would never be safe for her again she worries that if things remain as bad as they are far too many people in her home country will end up feeling the same joining us now from delhi is. well who filed that report nisha we just heard from your report the frustrations of exiles who feel india isn't doing enough why is that the case and has modi's government said anything one way or the other about the coup and protest . a little further one statement and debate india has released how that spread can so i know about the political turmoil in the archives however they have not named or condemned because yet they have also been sont the violence and but they're holding back from directly criticizing the village she is seeing my ex but can't possibly drop from doing the injuries and that's why i don't and is that india has a new effort to build its proximity it can also assist with the riyadh. thanks to the fact that date acquired that support to counter insurgency along the border is especially i

please i beg other countries to help my unmarked citizens even before the cool henny knew me on my would never be safe for her again she was to use that if things remain as bad as they are far too many people in home country will end up feeling the same we can speak now to go through he's a former indian ambassador to me in march as well as to afghanistan and to syria mr ambassador thank you very much for joining us here on d w we heard we heard refugees in that report there saying they are disappointed with india for not taking a stronger stance why is it that we haven't seen the in an indian government explicitly denounce the school and also the violence that we've seen from the military junta. i think the indian government's reaction has been one of the i think the latest statements have been have condemned the violence in general that india has stopped short of condemnation but as expressed both deep concern and voiced not calls for they've done of democracy for respect of the election results and also you know condemn the violence perhaps it may not have gone as far as many other co

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