Hindi, asked by jasmeetbhatti, 6 months ago

कबीर जी ने सच को किसके बराबर माना है? *

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Answered by kanchandevi1

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कबीर जी ने सच को तप के बराबर माना है।

Answered by neha06siri10

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Answer:

कबीर जी ने सच को एक सिमर के बराबर माना है।

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