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$Activists from hardline Hindu group Bajrang Dal shout slogans during a protest after the death of Sarabjit Singh, who was convicted of spying for India and sentenced to death in Pakistan, in New Delhi May 3, 2013. India reacted furiously to Thursday\'s death in a Pakistani jail of an Indian farmer convicted of spying who was badly beaten last week by fellow inmates, the latest incident to strain relations between the neighbours. Singh was arrested in Pakistan in 1991 and sentenced to death for spying and carrying out four bomb blasts that killed 14 people. His family says he was an innocent farmer who was arrested after drunkenly wandering over the border.$

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An Indian Muslim family walks past a procession led by right-winged Hindu nationalist Bajrang Dal activis to mark Ram Navami festival in New Delhi, India, Friday, April 19, 2013. Ram Navami celebrates the birthday of Hindu god Rama.

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$Right-winged Hindu nationalist Bajrang Dal activists participate in a religious procession to mark \$

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$A volunteer of Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) and Bajrang Dal displays a trishul or trident during the \'Hindu Ahead\' Movement launch in Ahmedabad on March 31, 2013. Rashtriya Swayam Sewak (RSS) Chief, Mohan Ji Bhagwat inaugurated the \'Hindu Ahead\' Movement in the presence of VHP International Working President, Pravin Togadia.\'Hindu Ahead\' Movement was launched for the security and prosperity of the Hindus.$

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$Indian Christians hold placards during a protest in Bangalore, Wednesday, March 13, 2013, against Hindu right wing Bajrang Dal for allegedly attacking Christian worshippers in Udupi in north Karnataka on March 8, 2013. Christians comprise of only two percent of India\'s vast population. Placard on right reads \$

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$An Indian woman onboard a bus watches Indian Christians, not seen, shout slogans during a protest in Bangalore, Wednesday, March 13, 2013, against Hindu right wing Bajrang Dal for allegedly attacking Christian worshippers in Udupi in north Karnataka on March 8, 2013. Christians account for only two percent of India\'s vast population.$

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Activists from hardline Hindu group Bajrang Dal shout slogans during a protest after the death of Sarabjit Singh, who was convicted of spying for India and sentenced to death in Pakistan, in New Delhi May 3, 2013. India reacted furiously to Thursday's death in a Pakistani jail of an Indian farmer convicted of spying who was badly beaten last week by fellow inmates, the latest incident to strain relations between the neighbours. Singh was arrested in Pakistan in 1991 and sentenced to death for spying and carrying out four bomb blasts that killed 14 people. His family says he was an innocent farmer who was arrested after drunkenly wandering over the border.

An Indian Muslim family walks past a procession led by right-winged Hindu nationalist Bajrang Dal activis to mark Ram Navami festival in New Delhi, India, Friday, April 19, 2013. Ram Navami celebrates the birthday of Hindu god Rama.

Right-winged Hindu nationalist Bajrang Dal activists participate in a religious procession to mark "Ram Navami" festival in New Delhi, India, Friday, April 19, 2013. Ram Navami celebrates the birthday of Hindu god Rama.

A volunteer of Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) and Bajrang Dal displays a trishul or trident during the 'Hindu Ahead' Movement launch in Ahmedabad on March 31, 2013. Rashtriya Swayam Sewak (RSS) Chief, Mohan Ji Bhagwat inaugurated the 'Hindu Ahead' Movement in the presence of VHP International Working President, Pravin Togadia.'Hindu Ahead' Movement was launched for the security and prosperity of the Hindus.

Indian Christians hold placards during a protest in Bangalore, Wednesday, March 13, 2013, against Hindu right wing Bajrang Dal for allegedly attacking Christian worshippers in Udupi in north Karnataka on March 8, 2013. Christians comprise of only two percent of India's vast population. Placard on right reads "Stop Attack on Churches".

An Indian woman onboard a bus watches Indian Christians, not seen, shout slogans during a protest in Bangalore, Wednesday, March 13, 2013, against Hindu right wing Bajrang Dal for allegedly attacking Christian worshippers in Udupi in north Karnataka on March 8, 2013. Christians account for only two percent of India's vast population.

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