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Maharashtra Assembly Elections 2024: 'Vote jihad' should be countered by dharma-yuddha', says Fadnavis
The BJP leader was speaking at a rally in support of Mahayuti coalition candidates Atul Save (Aurangabad East), Sanjay Shirsat (Aurangabad West) and Pradip Jaiswal (Aurangabad Central) for the Maharashtra Assembly Elections 2024

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Deputy Chief Minister (CM) Devendra Fadnavis on Saturday asserted that 'vote jihad' in the state must be countered with a 'dharma-yuddha (religious war)' of votes, as he campaigned for the Maharashtra Assembly Elections 2024.
According to news agency PTI, Fadnavis, while addressing a rally in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar in support of Mahayuti coalition candidates Atul Save (Aurangabad East), Sanjay Shirsat (Aurangabad West), and Pradip Jaiswal (Aurangabad Central), spoke strongly about the political landscape in the state.
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