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Rahul Gandhi tests positive for COVID-19

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Rahul Gandhi tests positive for COVID-19

Rahul Gandhi tests positive for COVID-19

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi tested positive for COVID-19 with mild symptoms on April 20.

He shared the information on his Twitter handle.

He also asked people in his close contact to get tested.

Today, India reported over 2.59 lakh new COVID cases.


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