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Rotten Onions Gain A Political Stink

Rotten Onions Gain A Political Stink

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    Palaniswami, in a social media post on Tuesday, alleged that the onions had got spoiled as they were not unloaded for the trucks in the past three days. That was the fourth batch of onions procured by the Tamil Nadu Consumer Cooperative Federation (TNCCF) from north India following a spurt in the…

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Palaniswami, in a social media post on Tuesday, alleged that the onions had got spoiled as they were not unloaded for the trucks in the past three days. That was the fourth batch of onions procured by the Tamil Nadu Consumer Cooperative Federation (TNCCF) from north India following a spurt in the…

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Rotten Onions Gain A Political Stink

Palaniswami, in a social media post on Tuesday, alleged that the onions had got spoiled as they were not unloaded for the trucks in the past three days. That was the fourth batch of onions procured by the Tamil Nadu Consumer Cooperative Federation (TNCCF) from north India following a spurt in the…

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