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Nadda says Rahul's sit-in bid to divert attention from Vande Mataram row

Union minister JP Nadda slammed Rahul Gandhi for staging a protest outside a police station, labeling it a desperate bid for media coverage. Nadda asserted that the demonstration was merely an effort to distract from the ongoing Vande Mataram controversy tied to Congress. Meanwhile, Rahul Gandhi sought to address police brutality towards students—an issue the Supreme Court is currently reviewing…

Nadda says Rahul's sit-in bid to divert attention from Vande Mataram row

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Liberman's unified strategy is key for state-oriented Zionist bloc's victory in elections - opinion

To the attention of all my colleagues in the opposition: Only a firm decision by all of us to adhere to these principles and maintain a bloc-wide strategy will bring us a clear and decisive victory.

  • Liberman's unified strategy crucial for state-oriented Zionist bloc's election victory
  • Bloc must focus on transferring 5-6 seats from evaders bloc, avoid internal squabbling
  • Strategy based on five principles: voter turnout, vote maximization, shared objectives

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