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Who is Priyanka Senapati? Odisha YouTuber under IB scanner in Jyoti Malhotra spy case

DNA Monday, 19 May 2025 ()
Priyanka Senapati, who travelled to Kartarpur in Pakistan three to four months ago, became friends with Jyoti.
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Top Lashkar-e-Taiba top commander Abu Saifullah mastermind behind THESE terrorist attacks in India, shot dead in Pakistan

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There’s no ‘expiry date’ for pause in military hostilities: Army on Pakistan

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Key Lashkar operative behind terror strikes in India shot dead in Pakistan

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