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Rajnath Singh - Mughal rulers understood that by...
Mughal rulers understood that by killing cows and giving their open support to cow slaughter, they cannot rule for a long period. Even Babur, in his will, has written we can't do two things at one time. Either rule the hearts of people or eat cow's meat. (Rajnath Singh)

Mughal rulers understood that by killing cows and giving their open support to cow slaughter, they cannot rule for a long period. Even Babur, in his will, has written we can't do two things at one time. Either rule the hearts of people or eat cow's meat.

Rajnath Singh

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