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Rahul Kejriwal
November 23, 2022 at 2:28 pmShipping companies also charge demmuragge and detention far higher than actual costs , 100 times higher or 1000 percent more than value of goods sometimes and then auction the goods, that is theft blackmail and daylight robbery.
Should be banned and punished