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In an exchange of tweets with Shri Swapan Dasgupta, EAM Sushma Swaraj has clarified that not contesting the next Lok Sabha election has to do with medical advice to avoid dust and does not signal a move away from politics. Much will depend on the outcome of the general election. A continuation of the present arrangement would see her further marginalisation, perhaps even a Rajya Sabha seat might prove elusive. 2. The other person who might wish to ponder, Quo Vadis, is Loh Purush. The party may not spare a safe seat from Gandhinagar for him.
In an exchange of tweets with Shri Swapan Dasgupta, EAM Sushma Swaraj has clarified that not contesting the next Lok Sabha election has to do with medical advice to avoid dust and does not signal a move away from politics. Much will depend on the outcome of the general election. A continuation of the present arrangement would see her further marginalisation, perhaps even a Rajya Sabha seat might prove elusive. 2. The other person who might wish to ponder, Quo Vadis, is Loh Purush. The party may not spare a safe seat from Gandhinagar for him.