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6 MLAs resigned from INC, want to join BJP: CM Biren Singh

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6 MLAs resigned from INC, want to join BJP: CM Biren Singh

6 MLAs resigned from INC, want to join BJP: CM Biren Singh

Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh on August 17 said that Manipur Congress MLAs resigned from the party want to join BJP as BJP encourage democratic setup of the country.

"They (6 MLAs) have resigned from INC and want to join BJP.

So I brought them here.

I am trying to meet party's national general-secretary and national president.

Opposition keeps saying a lot of things but we encourage democratic setup of country.

Everything's fine in Manipur," said Singh.


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