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Moraad Ali Khan (born 1961) is an Indian sports shooter who is widely credited for putting India on the world shooting map. He is a descendant of the Sayyid brothers, who were known as the "King Makers" in Indian history. The family moved to Jansath in Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh after the demise of the kingmakers.

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rdfs:comment	Moraad Ali Khan (born 1961) is an Indian sports shooter who is widely credited for putting India on the world shooting map. He is a descendant of the Sayyid brothers, who were known as the "King Makers" in Indian history. The family moved to Jansath in Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh after the demise of the kingmakers. (en)
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has abstract	Moraad Ali Khan (born 1961) is an Indian sports shooter who is widely credited for putting India on the world shooting map. He is a descendant of the Sayyid brothers, who were known as the "King Makers" in Indian history. The family moved to Jansath in Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh after the demise of the kingmakers. (en)
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