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Pawan Kalyan’s old speech demanding a country name change goes viral

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Sensational news has shaken the entire nation today. It is being propagated that the central government is planning to change the country’s name from India to Bharat. Everyone is aware that this year, our country is hosting the G20 Summit. The meeting will be attended by the heads of G20 member states. President Draupadi Murmu is hosting a dinner for them on The 9th of this month.

In this regard, the invitation card does not mention the President of India. It was written as the President of Bharat. There is a campaign going on for a few days that the name of the country will be changed to Bharat, even if it is India in English. Speculations are rife that the Central Government is likely to introduce a bill to change the name of India in the five-day special session of Parliament to be held from September 18 to 22. However, in this connection, Pawan Kalyan’s old speech in which he can be seen demanding a change in country’s name went viral.

Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan is known to give fiery speeches on any topic. As said above, his old speech has gone viral on social media. In that speech, Pawan said India was the name given by the British and Bharat is our own name.

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If you look at the background of the video. Pawan Kalyan attended the pre-release event of Chiranjeevi starrer Sye Raa Narasimha Reddy. He explained India’s freedom fighters and greatness in his speech.

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