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'Nalayak neta': BJP accuses Rahul Gandhi of dragging President into 'street fights'

Source: Times of India — Top Stories · 2 days ago
'Nalayak neta': BJP accuses Rahul Gandhi of dragging President into 'street fights'
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Summary

The BJP said Rahul Gandhi called President Droupadi Murmu a “nalayak neta” after the INDIA bloc met with her, accusing him of misrepresenting the discussion. The party claims his comments pulled the president into a political dispute over alleged vote‑stealing.

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The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Saturday branded Rahul Gandhi a “nalayak neta” over his remarks following the INDIA bloc delegation’s meeting with President Droupadi Murmu. The party accused the Leader of the opposition of misrepresenting the interaction and drawing the country's highest constitutional office into the political row over alleged “vote chori”.

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