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Country has rejected 'tukde-tukde' gang, says BJP's Giriraj Singh
Union minister and firebrand BJP leader Giriraj Singh retained the Begusarai seat
for his party, trouncing his nearest rival Kanhaiya Kumar of the CPI by a staggering margin of over four lakh votes. Singh, who had moved to Begusarai from Nawada, after initial reluctance over having to give up his sitting seat, got 6.88 lakh votes out of a total of 12.17 lakhs polled on April 29.
While talking to ABP News, he said that country has rejected tukde-tukde gang.
for his party, trouncing his nearest rival Kanhaiya Kumar of the CPI by a staggering margin of over four lakh votes. Singh, who had moved to Begusarai from Nawada, after initial reluctance over having to give up his sitting seat, got 6.88 lakh votes out of a total of 12.17 lakhs polled on April 29.
While talking to ABP News, he said that country has rejected tukde-tukde gang.
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