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Disgruntled BJP ticket seekers in touch: JJP

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Rohtak, Updated At : 09:45 AM Sep 07, 2024 IST
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Rohtak: Local JJP leaders have stated that several disgruntled leaders of the BJP who had been denied the ticket by their party leadership were in touch with them. Addressing a news conference here today, JJP district in-charge Hargyan Mokhra and district president Sandeep Hooda said a similar exodus would be witnessed in the Congress as soon as it announces its candidates.“Several leaders of the other parties are in touch with us and will soon join the JJP,” they said.

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