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New Delhi: Delhi education minister, Atishi, on Tuesday moved the Delhi High Court requesting the court to direct the central government to make a decision regarding the necessary clearances for her upcoming official visit to the United Kingdom UK . The petition states that Atishi, as an Aam Aadmi Party AAP leader, has been invited by Cambridge University to speak at
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