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BJP launches Pol-Khol campaign

Updated At : 07:14 AM Dec 17, 2015 IST

New Delhi, December 16

Delhi BJP today initiated the Pol-Khol campaign to expose Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on corruption and his use of derogatory remarks against the Prime Minister.

Under the leadership of Satish Upadhyay, Delhi BJP president, party activists started the campaign from gate number one of Palika Bazaar at Connaught Place. The workers then formed small teams and went to contact the people at gates of Metro stations of Rajiv Chowk, Shivaji Stadium, Central Park and distributed pamphlets exposing the 'hollow' stand of Kejriwal government against corruption.—TNS

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