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A BJP conspiracy in Uttar Pradesh, but to what end?

The spurt in violence in Uttar Pradesh, especially of the kind witnessed in Saharanpur, indicates that the BJP has told its workers at all levels to do whatever it takes to destroy the opposition and create such an atmosphere that the opponents surrender before them out of sheer fear 

Mahendra Narayan Singh Yadav May 13, 2017
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Mahendra Narayan Singh Yadav

A freelance journalist and a social thinker, Mahendra Narayan Singh Yadav has been the Hindi editor in Central Book Trust and has worked for Sahara TV. He has translated more than 50 books from English into Hindi.

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