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'You became MP in 2024, so will you resign?': Ravi Shankar Prasad to Rahul Gandhi

The Hindu ·First reported
The Hindu'You became MP in 2024, so will you resign?': Ravi Shankar Prasad to Rahul Gandhi
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Addressing a gathering during a conclave organised by the BJP over the anti-Sikh riots, the former Union minister and MP Prasad slammed Mr. Gandhi for questioning the special intensive revision of electoral rolls

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