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How many OBCs in CWC, JP Nadda asks Congress

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Updated At : 11:37 PM Jul 30, 2024 IST
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New Delhi, July 30

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The Rajya Sabha on Tuesday resumed discussion on the Budget 2024-25. Participating in the discussion, Union Minister and BJP president JP Nadda hit out at the Congress over the issue of OBC welfare and asked many OBC members were in the Congress Working Committee (CWC). He also attacked the Congress for criticising the government on the Agnipath scheme and asserted that it was intended to strengthen the armed forces. He accused the party of playing politics. He alleged it was Congress which delayed the implementation of one rank, one pension for decades.

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