Political parties, including BJP, Congress, and Janata Dal, are seeking surplus votes and majority for legislative council seats.
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Updated Jun 17
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Political parties, including BJP, Congress, and Janata Dal, are seeking surplus votes and majority for legislative council seats.
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The entities involved
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Bharatiya Janata Party
right-wing political party in India
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Indian National Congress
centrist-liberal political party in India
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Janata Dal
political party in India, 1988–1999
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