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Lok Sabha polls: Kangana Ranaut offers prayers at Bhimakali temple, prepares, serves tea at Namo tea stall in Mandi

IndiaTimes Monday, 1 April 2024
In a creative election campaign ahead of the upcoming Lok Sabha election, Bhartiya Janata party candidate from Mandi and actress Kangana Ranaut on Monday prepared tea at the Namo tea stall and served it to the local gathering.
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