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Yogi-Priyanka Brawl Over Migrants Continue As Workers Return Home Barefoot| ABP Uncut

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The issue of arranging buses for the migrant workers has become a tug of war between the two political leaders. Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi has accused UP chief minister Yogi Adityanath of mishandling the entire situation. She said if the BJP wished to put party flags on the buses to move, they may do that but must let the buses move as early as possible. This shall help 92000 people at hand. According to her, the buses are ready and are waiting for Adityanath's permission. Gandhi added that her party has already helped 67 lakh people. Watch the video to know how the political brawl between both the leaders is not helping the migrants trying to reach their villages.

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