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Lalu Yadav Hits Out At Home Minister Over Ambedkar Remark, Says `Amit Shah Has Gone Mad`

Zee News Thursday, 19 December 2024 ()
The RJD leader Lalu Yadav accused Amit Shah of harboring “hatred” for Dr. Ambedkar. 
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News video: Amit Shah Slams Congress For 'Snubbing' Ambedkar, says party distorted the legacy|Oneindia

Amit Shah Slams Congress For 'Snubbing' Ambedkar, says party distorted the legacy|Oneindia 13:55

 Union Home Minister Amit Shah addressed the media and accused the Congress party of repeatedly opposing Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and distorting his legacy. During a discussion in Parliament, Shah emphasized how Congress allegedly mocked Ambedkar even after his death and criticized their stance on honouring...

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