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Why is Rahul Gandhi in South America and not back home preparing to fight Bihar poll

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Updated At : 10:15 PM Oct 04, 2025 IST

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In this edition of #TheGreatGame, The Tribune’s editor in chief Jyoti Malhotra explains why Congress party’s most powerful leader Rahul Gandhi should return from South America and prepare to fight the Bihar election. Ans why part-time politics is yesterday’s story Watch : Read her column in The Tribune here : https://www.tribuneindia.com/news/the-great-game/rahul-must-focus-on-the-fight-at-home/ #biharelections2025 #CongressParty #BiharPolitics #IndianPolitics #Election2025 #PoliticalDebate #rahulgandhi

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