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BJP slams Omar Abdullah over ₹20-30 crore horse-trading charge
The BJP has dismissed Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah’s allegation that the party offered an unnamed National Conference (NC) MLA ₹20-30 crore to switch allegiances. Condemning the claim as baseless and irresponsible, BJP National Spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi challenged the Chief Minister to either provide concrete evidence or issue a public apology. Abdullah had previously asserted that his MLA rejected the bribe.
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