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Will remain with Cong till my last breath, says Tanwar''s wife

CHANDIGARH: Even as former state Congress president Ashok Tanwar announced support to the JJP on Wednesday his wife Avantika Maken Tanwar said that she was born in the Congress and will remain in it till her last breath

Updated At : 05:34 PM Oct 16, 2019 IST

A file photo of Avantika Maken Tanwar with Sonia Gandhi.

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