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Congress-backed nominee’s form rejected in Madhya Pradesh

Congress-backed nominee’s form rejected in Madhya Pradesh

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One day after Congress leader Rahul Gandhi dared Prime Minister Narendra Modi to an open public debate, party president Mallikarjun Kharge said on Wednesday that the prime minister should come forward and answer the nation’s questions on ‘vote chori’, adding on X that Modi has no answers. Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma rejected the idea of a public debate, insisting such discussions belong in Parliament and urging Gandhi to raise issues like Bofors and the Bhopal gas tragedy. Home Minister Amit Shah also challenged Gandhi to a parliamentary debate, a call backed by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and JD(U) ally.

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    BHOPAL: Ahead of by-elections in Madhya Pradesh, Union minister Hardeep Singh Puri ’s nomination as the BJP candidate was cleared by the Returning Officer on Tuesday, while the nominations of two independent candidates were rejected. The nominations of the two candidates—Congress-backed social…

    — The New Indian Express

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BHOPAL: Ahead of by-elections in Madhya Pradesh, Union minister Hardeep Singh Puri ’s nomination as the BJP candidate was cleared by the Returning Officer on Tuesday, while the nominations of two independent candidates were rejected. The nominations of the two candidates—Congress-backed social…

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