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Bid to disrupt harmony: AIDWA

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NEW DELHI: The All India Democratic Women's Association (AIDWA) has condemned the serial blasts here on Saturday.

Coming just a few days before Diwali and Id, the attacks have vitiated the atmosphere of festivity, and for many, have brought sorrow and pain instead of joy, a statement by AIDWA said here on Monday.

It said the attacks, coinciding with improvement in ties with Pakistan, and people-to-people contacts, were aimed at disrupting this very harmony.

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