[dzs_video source=”https://slike-v.akamaized.net/1x/5m/1x5mptf9gl/60ee385e_F10_1080p_3300.mp4″ cover=”https://im.indiatimes.in/content/2022/Aug/6ad2a0ce-2209-4e0f-bbe2-4363a6cd46cb_630b08f45552c.jpg” config=”skinauroradefault” width=”100%” height=”600″ logo=”https://joggingvideo.com/wp-content/uploads/tdn_pic_2.png” config=”skinauroradefault” autoplay=”off” cue=”on” loop=”off” type=”video” logo=”0000″ logo_link=”5555″ responsive_ratio=”default” adarray='{{openbrace}}{“source”:”1111″,”time”:”2222″,”type”:”3333″,”ad_link”:”4444″,”skip_delay”:”5″}{{closebrace}}’]Music transcends boundaries. Indian army personnel are grooving to Sidhu Moose Wala’s ‘Bambiha Bole’. And the track is being played on loudspeakers by the Pakistani soldiers, across the border.
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