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'''Thanks for making him and his father Meher Singh a Kashmiri. It is done. For Indians this is the howler of the century and all Indians will have a big laugh. Mehar Singh is a Ravidassi-Sikh a great group of artists among others. The have survived well due to their loyalty and are also referred to as Mazhabis.'''


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