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Harish Rawat Took Out Individual Campaign. Then Came Congress' Warning

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Harish Rawat met Congress general secretary (organisation) K C Venugopal in Delhi a day before launching the yatra.

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Harish Rawat Took Out Individual Campaign. Then Came Congress' Warning

Harish Rawat met Congress general secretary (organisation) K C Venugopal in Delhi a day before launching the yatra.

3 hours ago·New Delhi, India

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'My Aim Was to Shake up the Congress Party', Harish Rawat Halts His Mass Dialogue Tour After High Command's Warning

Following KC Venugopal's crackdown on personal visits to the Uttarakhand Congress, Harish Rawat has postponed his planned 8-10 trips. Rawat said his goal was to awaken the Congress, which has been accomplished.

4 hours ago

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Harish Rawat Shows Rebellious Attitude in Uttarakhand, Was Called to Delhi, Said – in Congress… - India TV Hindi

Former Uttarakhand Chief Minister and Congress leader Harish Rawat was summoned to Delhi by the Congress high command after he showed rebellious attitude. Now, Harish Rawat has stated that his intention was to create turmoil within the Uttarakhand Congress.

3 hours ago

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Harish Rawat to join Congress campaigns after Jan Samvad Yatra

Harish Rawat said he will join Congress campaigns after his Jan Samvad Yatra, saying its aim to shake up the Uttarakhand Congress has been achieved.

3 hours ago

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Congress vows united campaign in Uttarakhand, warns against individual efforts

New Delhi, Oct 5 (SocialNews.XYZ) AICC General Secretary KC Venugopal on Monday held a meeting with former Uttarakhand Chief Minister Harish Rawat to review and strengthen the party’s ongoing election campaigns in the hill state.... - Social News XYZ

4 hours ago

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