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Bareilly: Tension reigned in the Sheeshgarh town of the district after two teenagers from different communities made derogatory remarks about each other religion on Instagram, police said on Saturday. Police have detained two teens, one Hindu and one Muslim, in connection with the incident. Around 9
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