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Home Minister Amit Shah’s witty reply on Bengal evokes laughter in Lok Sabha

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Description: Home Minister Amit Shah in Lok Sabha said that no state will ever want to adopt the model of West Bengal in their own state. After HM Amit Shah’s witty reply, house busted into laughter. #parliamentsession2024 #amitshah #parliament #loksabha...

Home Minister Amit Shah in Lok Sabha said that no state will ever want to adopt the model of West Bengal in their own state. After HM Amit Shah’s witty reply, house busted into laughter. #parliamentsession2024 #amitshah #parliament #loksabha...

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Updated At : 11:14 PM Aug 26, 2024 IST

Home Minister Amit Shah in Lok Sabha said that no state will ever want to adopt the model of West Bengal in their own state. After HM Amit Shah’s witty reply, house busted into laughter. #parliamentsession2024 #amitshah #parliament #loksabha

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