Rajeev vora angry over Chicken Controversy in HOME Congress
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Ongoing, First published Mar 06, 2019
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Raipur. In the Congress, there is often a conflict among the big leaders in the Congress. But this time the reason for the controversy is interesting. The dispute is about the chairmen in charge in front of a senior vegetarian leader to eat chicken. His nephew and supporters have been furious after eating chicken in front of party's senior leader Motilal Vora. They are in charge PL Punia, Chandan Yadav, Chairman of the Scheduled Castes Department, Harnam Singh's statement, insulting Motilal Vora.
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