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Bhopatpura is a village in Reengus, Neem Ka Thana district, Rajasthan, India.

Bhopatpura
Bhopatpura
Bhopatpura
Bhopatpura

27°23′26″N75°31′52″E / 27.3904688°N 75.5312202°E / 27.3904688; 75.5312202


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