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‘If EVMs are bad, why not resign?’: Himanta targets Rahul, says ‘Babur, Aurangzeb names must go’

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Telangana PCC working president T Jagga Reddy on Wednesday countered Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s remarks by asserting that the prime‑ministerial post originated in Rahul Gandhi’s family and that Rahul could have become prime minister in 2004 if he had wanted to. Reddy said Congress would view Shah’s comments as a challenge to make Rahul the prime minister. In a related statement, Union minister Kiren Rijiju criticised Rahul Gandhi, saying the Congress leader must spend more time in India and stop meeting anti‑India figures if the party wants to win more MPs.

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    ‘If EVMs are bad, why not resign?’: Himanta targets Rahul, says ‘Babur, Aurangzeb names must go’

    — The Economic Times

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