Denied ticket in 2019 Narbir makes a comeback, blames coalition govt for civic mess in Gurugram

Name: Denied ticket in 2019 Narbir makes a comeback, blames coalition govt for civic mess in Gurugram
Uploaded: 2024-09-12T16:27:25+05:30
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Description: Senior BJP leader Rao Narbir has virtually snatched his ticket amidst strong inparty resistance from big wigs like Rao Inderjit and ML Khattar. Moved on from his slogan of Candidate supreme to party supreme Narbir is confident of his...

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Updated At : 04:32 PM Sep 12, 2024 IST

Senior BJP leader Rao Narbir has virtually snatched his ticket amidst strong inparty resistance from big wigs like Rao Inderjit and ML Khattar. Moved on from his slogan of Candidate supreme to party supreme Narbir is confident of his victory. In news for his new found closeness with Home Minister Amit Shah Narbir says not in race to be CM or deputy CM.He blames last coalition government for crises in state issues guarantee to restore lost glory of millennium city Gurugram. In conversation with Tribune Correspondent he elaborates on way ahead in Haryana Assembly Elections in state's biggest assembly segment #HaryanaAssemblyElections2024 #haryanaassemblypolls #HaryanaElection #HaryanaBJP #HaryanaPolls2024 #Gurgaon #Gurugram

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BJP blames coalition govt Denied ticket in 2019 Election Gurugram Haryana mess in Gurugram Narbir makes a comeback

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