Maharashtra Minister Questions Aamir Khan's Marriage, Links to 'Love Jihad'

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Maharashtra minister Nitesh Rane questioned Bollywood actor Aamir Khan's third marriage, suggesting it could be seen as 'love jihad'.
Rane urged the Hindu community to reconsider supporting such celebrities and their films.

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Maharashtra minister Nitesh Rane questioned Bollywood actor Aamir Khan's third marriage, suggesting it could be seen as 'love jihad'. Rane urged the Hindu community to reconsider supporting such celebrities and their films.

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