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Won’t refuse CM post, if offered, says Rao Inderjit

In what gives Ahirwal a ray of hope, six-time MP and MoS Rao Inderjit Singh is still in the race to be Haryana CM. In an exclusive conversation with The Tribune, Rao said that he never personally demanded it...
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Updated At : 05:37 PM Sep 18, 2024 IST
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In what gives Ahirwal a ray of hope, six-time MP and MoS Rao Inderjit Singh is still in the race to be Haryana CM. In an exclusive conversation with The Tribune, Rao said that he never personally demanded it but would not deny it if offered. Says ignored by state leadership for being an outsider. Says daughter Arti targeted for being his daughter #raoinderjitsingh #haryanaelection2024 #bjpmp

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