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'Mann smelled of alcohol in Parliament by 11 am’: Rahul Gandhi launches all-out attack on AAP at Sangrur rally

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NDTV'Mann smelled of alcohol in Parliament by 11 am’: Rahul Gandhi launches all-out attack on AAP at Sangrur rally
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Rahul Gandhi, kicking off Congress’s Punjab poll campaign at Sangrur, alleges CM Mann smelled of alcohol in Parliament by 11 am and attacks AAP over drugs.

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