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SDM Court Summons Couple Over Plan to Join Kanwar Yatra in Burqa

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An SDM court has issued summons to Tamanna Malik and her husband Aman Tyagi after Malik announced her intention to participate in the Kanwar Yatra while wearing a burqa. Police raised concerns that the plan could disturb public order and trigger a breach of peace. As a precautionary measure, the couple was bound down on personal bonds. They are now required to appear before the court and explain their decision.

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