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In West Bengal, BJP should stop behaving like a bad loser

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CBI arresting Trinamool ministers while BJP leaders accused in the same case are free, is arrogant political vendetta. BJP must accept the West Bengal verdict and stop behaving like a bad loser. Further, a rebel YSRCP MP’s arrest on sedition charges in Andhra shows this police State contagion is spreading.

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