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Congress Slams MP Minister for Calling People 'Beggar' - Clarion India

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BHOPAL – The Congress has criticised the Madhya Pradesh’s Panchayat and Rural Development Minister and former Union Minister Prahlad Patel for saying that “people have become accustomed to begging from the government”. State Congress President Jitu Patwari said that people of Madhya Pradesh have supported BJP in elections for development, not for being called “beggars”. He said that Minister Patel should apologise for his comment. “Prahlad Patel…

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Congress Slams MP Minister for Calling People 'Beggar' - Clarion India

BHOPAL – The Congress has criticised the Madhya Pradesh’s Panchayat and Rural Development Minister and former Union Minister Prahlad Patel for saying that “people have become accustomed to begging from the government”. State Congress President Jitu Patwari said that people of Madhya Pradesh have supported BJP in elections for development, not for being called “beggars”. He said that Minister Patel should apologise for his comment. “Prahlad Patel…

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