“Robbery is common.”

Answering to the issue of railway security" ( Laloo girds up for his big day, The Hindu, July 06, 2004, 2006-05-08 http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/766686.cms,).
Original: Daketi to hota rahta hai.

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