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INLD MLA Abhay Chautala on Saturday said the INLD has no inhibition in joining hands with the Congress, a stand Janta Dal (United) backed while calling upon the Congress the largest party of Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (INDIA) to be large hearted.

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INDIA alliance likely to invite Akali Dal and INLD to join opposition bloc against BJP government. Leaders to share stage in Haryana.

The Haryana Deputy CM toured Rajasthan from Wednesday to Saturday, working to expand his party’s organisational reach, and is banking on the poll promises that brought the party to power in Haryana.

It was decided at the meeting that former deputy prime minister Devi Lals birth anniversary will be celebrated by the party in Rajasthans Sikar district on September 25 as Kisan Vijay Samman Divas to honour farmers, soldiers, and women.

Haryana CM Dushyant Chautala and founder of JJP said 75 per cent reservation in jobs will be given to youth of the state in the private sector if the party comes to power in Rajasthan.

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Abhay Chautala said that Banerjee has told him that she had some preoccupation on that day and she will depute a senior leader of her party for the event while Thackeray told him that if he is unable to attend due to some reasons he will send a senior leader for the event.

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