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'Normalise, recognise, formalise': Nadda says Cong opposing SIR to help outsiders

Union health minister JP Nadda accused the Congress party of opposing the Special Intensive Revision of voter lists. He alleged that their actions are aimed at protecting outsiders who support their political ambitions. Nadda criticized the Congress for undermining the credibility of the Election Commission when faced with electoral losses. He noted that the current electoral process includes…

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    'Normalise, recognise, formalise': Nadda says Cong opposing SIR to help outsiders (opens Times of India in a new tab)

    Union health minister JP Nadda accused the Congress party of opposing the Special Intensive Revision of voter lists. He alleged that their actions are aimed at protecting outsiders who support their political ambitions. Nadda criticized the Congress for…