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[sensurajit]

Trust Congress to divide India along religion, caste, languages, and now states! Absolutely deplorable.

[nidarshnidhu]

Bjp's spokesperson r really don't know even small things about karnataka ..bt this media take it as Bjp's spokesperson frm karnataka wat a stupidity..

[ind]

In karnataka, congress will grab 125 to

[hafeez]

Looks like Rahul is a mouth piece of BJP. He should be asking BJP why Amit Shah promoting Amul and not other cooperative milk like Aavin, etc. The problem here is the hidden agenda of BJP to have one milk across India.

[sciencestudiowithsannan]

If there is no scope of merging Nandini and Amul why does Amit Shah say that there will be a merger? .

[ajithns]

How come rahul will talk against BJP when he is awarded best anchor by BJP .. Shameless journalist

[Dharma]

New faces have been given a chance becoz people felt there have been many corrupt MLAs… thats a welcome change…. Coz many parties especially congress wont take the risk. They will keep giving the same corrupt person a chance to stand for election. But BJP is accepting their mistakes and wants to rectify it. I really appreciate BJP party to do that 👏🏻👏🏻 thats how a party grows… Atleast BJP is not egoistic like Gandhi family ti not accept their mistakes…. BJP is really a party with difference.

[sanjaytandon]

Congress has always divided society either in the name of caste, religion or province. Congress follows divided and rule policy