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Did you know... that Nazo Dharejo fought off 200 bandits in a gun battle that earned her a reputation as "Pakistan's toughest woman"?
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This article was deleted in 2015. After Nazo Dharejo's story inspired a 2017 film My Pure Land, resulting in more extensive coverage of her story by varied RS, there was a deletion review. The consensus was that the previous article (posted here was unusable. This is a new article, started in my sandbox and created January 17, 2019. HouseOfChange (talk) 04:20, 20 January 2019 (UTC)[reply]
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