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BJP fields third Rajya Sabha candidate in Madhya Pradesh contest
Chief minister Mohan Yadav held meetings with BJP state president Hemant Khandelwal and senior party leaders on Sunday before finalising Kevat’s name.
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BJP fields third Rajya Sabha candidate in Madhya Pradesh contest
Chief minister Mohan Yadav held meetings with BJP state president Hemant Khandelwal and senior party leaders on Sunday before finalising Kevat’s name.
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