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Why BJP does not believe in Jat, non-Jat politics & why Congress lost Assembly : OP Dhankar

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Updated At : 10:32 PM Nov 05, 2024 IST

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In this episode of #DecodeHaryana, The Tribune’s Editor-in-Chief Jyoti Malhotra and Special Correspondent Pradeep Sharma spoke to OP Dhankar, BJP national secretary, who fielded a volley of questions after the saffron party’s splendid hat-trick in the 2024 Haryana assembly elections. #decodeharyana #OPDhankar #haryanaassemblyresult2024 #elections2024

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