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'Debate in Parliament': Himanta Sarma hits back at Rahul Gandhi's challenge to PM Modi

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Times of India'Debate in Parliament': Himanta Sarma hits back at Rahul Gandhi's challenge to PM Modi
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Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's proposal for a public debate with Prime Minister Modi. Sarma emphasized that such discussions should occur in Parliament, not publicly. He challenged Gandhi to raise various…

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