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BJP faces backlash in Jammu and Kashmir: Workers demand candidate change or threaten resignation

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Updated At : 04:32 PM Aug 27, 2024 IST

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Jammu Kashmir Election: The Bharatiya Janata Party workers in Jammu and Kashmir have reacted sharply to the first list of 15 candidates released by the saffron party on Monday, which was later revised. Agitated BJP workers gathered at the Jammu office and demanded Omi Kajuria be chosen instead for the Jammu North constituency, threatening resignation otherwise. #bjp #jammukashmirelection #latestnews #bjpprotest #modi

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