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M.P BJP forms two-member panel to review Datia bypoll defeat, dissolves local unit

The Hindu1h agoAI sentiment: neutral
M.P BJP forms two-member panel to review Datia bypoll defeat, dissolves local unit

The two-member panel of M.P. BJP general secretary Gaurav Randeeve and senior leader Ambaram Karada has been tasked with holding discussions with leaders and workers involved with the bypoll preparations and analyse the result

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