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BJP says Rahul Gandhi left for Vietnam during mourning period for Manmohan Singh

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News video: BJP Holds Press Conference: Slams Rahul Gandhi Over Dr. Manmohan Singh's Funeral Remarks

BJP Holds Press Conference: Slams Rahul Gandhi Over Dr. Manmohan Singh's Funeral Remarks 14:46

In a fiery exchange, the BJP has rebuked Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for his comments on the funeral arrangements of former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, labeling his remarks as "political opportunism." Sambit Patra, the BJP spokesperson, defends the funeral arrangements and promises a memorial for...

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