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Air India peegate’s unintended victim
Nearly four years after the unsavoury incident that created a national furore, the alleged offender’s life has come undone. He has been defeated by a system that does not deem him worthy of transparency or a chance at finding closure.
7 May, 2026•10 min
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7 May, 2026•10 min
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