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Congress nominee Mahender Pratap Singh using foul language: BJP

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 11:32 AM May 16, 2024 IST

Faridabad, May 15

A controversy seems to have erupted over a remark made by Congress candidate Mahender Pratap Singh at a public meeting here on Tuesday night. The BJP has raised the issue of Singh hurling abuses during a speech. It is reported that Singh immediately tried to rectify it by claiming that his remark may be considered as only a ‘catchphrase’ and was not targeted at any particular person or individual. When contacted Vivek Pratap Singh, son of Mahender Pratap, denied that his father hurled any abuse.

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