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CenterCongress spreading lies to malign SIR process: BJP
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The South First published a piece titled ‘Audacity of Amit Shah’s blatant lies on Telangana soil’, accusing Amit Shah and Narendra Modi of treating democracy as merely a tool for power, echoing Golwalkar’s view that democracy is unsuitable for the country. In Hyderabad, BJP national vice‑president Ram Madhav called the anti‑SIR campaign ‘false propaganda’ and warned the Congress and Rahul Gandhi that they lack support in attempts to ‘undermine democratic institutions’. Earlier reports noted that Shah had challenged Rahul Gandhi to a parliamentary debate and that the centre was prepared for a special session on the SIR issue.
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Hyderabad: BJP vice-president Ram Madhav on Thursday, November 5, alleged that the real intention of Congress in spreading the ‘vote chori’ (vote theft) narrative is to show that BJP and Prime Minister Narendra Modi have been elected to power through unfair means. Unable to win the electoral battle…
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BJP national vice-president Ram Madhav targets Rahul Gandhi and Revanth Reddy over their criticism of democratic institutions and governance
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BJP national vice-president Ram Madhav targets Rahul Gandhi and Revanth Reddy over their criticism of democratic institutions and governance
