Internal ideological clashes and successful primary challenges are shaping the future power structure of the Indian National Congress and Democratic Party.
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Updated Sep 11
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Internal ideological clashes and successful primary challenges are shaping the future power structure of the Indian National Congress and Democratic Party.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Dr. Zuhdi Jasser campaigns against the Democratic Party's leftward shift and was also an internist for the Indian National Congress.Sub-event
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Indian National Congress
centrist-liberal political party in India
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Democratic Party
former political party in Hong Kong
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