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Strange bedfellows trying to cobble up anti-Modi unity -
Swapan Dasgupta, Pioneer
If the talk in the Central Hall of Parliament is anything to go by, the unceasing slogan shouting by Congress MPs during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s speech on the President’s address had the direct blessing of Congress president Rahul Gandhi. Far from subduing Modi — who never shies away from a good political scrap — it led to the Prime Minister delivering one of his most combative parliamentary interventions.
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 Congress president Rahul Gandhi was crying more than Alok Verma in CBI matter as he was worried about the Congress leaders who were involved in defence scams like AgustaWestland.
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