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Amit Shah backs SIR, alleges three crore ‘illegal infiltrators’ identified in 13 crore deleted voters

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Times of IndiaAmit Shah backs SIR, alleges three crore ‘illegal infiltrators’ identified in 13 crore deleted voters
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In a verbal blitzkrieg, a day after Rahul's mega Ramlila Maidan rally in the national capital, Shah said that behind the Congress's criticism of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) lies an "attempt to protect illegal Bangladeshi infiltrators", three crore…

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