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‘Well-wishers’ panel to decide Kamboj fate

Ex-minister Karan Dev Kamboj, who recently resigned from the BJP OBC cell state president, held a mahapanchayat of his supporters in Indri on Tuesday. He accused the party leadership for not fielding him. “My well-wishers, mentors are pressing me to...

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Karnal, Updated At : 09:15 AM Sep 11, 2024 IST

Ex-minister Karan Dev Kamboj, who recently resigned from the BJP OBC cell state president, held a mahapanchayat of his supporters in Indri on Tuesday. He accused the party leadership for not fielding him. “My well-wishers, mentors are pressing me to contest the elections. We held a mahapanchayat to collect opinions on whether to contest the election independently or not. A panel 31 members has been constituted to decide my future,” said Kamboj.

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