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Does Rohu have small bones?

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Bhetki Paturi - Bhojohori Manna Oshiwara This time a Bengali version. Bhetki fish is used here and its fillets don't have any bones. ... Labeo rohita, commonly called the Rohu fish, is one of the typical fresh-water bony fishes of India.

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