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Jharkhand government forces an unwell Lalu to travel by train

The RJD chief has been ill these days. He was brought to Delhi from Ranchi on Wednesday for treatment. He wanted to fly to the capital at his expense but the Jharkhand government didn’t let him. They didn’t even have a doctor accompany him on the train journey

Nawal Kishore Kumar March 29, 2018
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