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A Close Finish On The Cards | Jharkhand

With the Congress-led opposition stitching together a grand alliance to consolidate the anti-BJP vote, the saffron camp faces a credible challenge.

On March 24, when the Rashtriya Janata Dal's Jharkhand chief Annapurna Devi skipped the mahagathbandhan press conference held at Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) supremo Shibu Soren's Ranchi home, it was seen as a mark of protest against her party being offered just one Lok Sabha seat despite its demand for at least two. But Devi

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