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Prashant Kishor's singular target after defeating BJP in stronghold Bankipur: ‘Remove Samrat as CM’

Hindustan Times1h agoAI sentiment: neutral
Prashant Kishor's singular target after defeating BJP in stronghold Bankipur: ‘Remove Samrat as CM’

After his maiden electoral victory, Prashant Kishor said the people wanted the BJP to appoint “a better person” as chief minister.

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