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Mamata, Rahul fighting for infiltrators to keep them in India: Bengal CM

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"The ECI and the Centre have taken up the task of driving out infiltrators from the country, whereas Mamata Banerjee and Rahul Gandhi are fighting together to keep them in India," says Mr. Adhikari

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Mamata, Rahul fighting for infiltrators to keep them in India: Bengal CM
11/3/2026, 8:34:34 AM
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