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PM Modi: Delhi needs leadership which supports CAA & Article 370

Addressing a poll rally in Delhi's Dwarka, PM Modi highlighted the need of CAA and Article 370. "Delhi needs a leadership which supports the country on national security issues such as CAA and article 379." added PM Modi. Those who do politics of appeasment cannot do do welfare of the national capital. Delhi cannot develop with vote bank politics and hate politics, said PM Narendra Modi. Elections in Delhi will be held on February 8 while the results will be declared on February 11.

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