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Day after quitting AAP, Kailash Gahlot joins BJP

DNA Monday, 18 November 2024
Addressing the media after joining the party, Gahlot said efforts are being made to build a false narrative that his decision to quit the AAP was the result of ED and CBI pressure.
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