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Sharad Yadav’s Bihar tour heralds new politics taking shape

Most of those attending Sharad Yadav's meetings were not the traditional party leaders and workers. There were hundreds of those Bahujan youths who want to see social justice rooted in society

Arun Mohan August 16, 2017
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