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"Rahul Gandhi Most Dangerous Person For India's Security": Kiren Rijiju
Rahul Gandhi has become the most dangerous person for India's security, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju has said, accusing the Leader of the Opposition, Lok Sabha, of links with anti-India forces and meeting Maoists and extremists.
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'Budget For Nation, Not Just For Poll-Bound States': Kiren Rijiju To NDTV
In an exclusive interview with NDTV, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju dismissed opposition claims that the 2026 Union Budget was tailored to upcoming elections in certain states.
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Why BJP Keeps Winning In Northeast? Kiren Rijiju Explains To NDTV
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju in an exclusive interview to NDTV explained why the BJP keeps winning elections and performing well in the northeast region.
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Forces Have Rights Too, Says Kiren Rijiju On Human Shield Used In Kashmir
In a freewheeling interview with NDTV to mark three years of the Narendra Modi government, Junior Home Minister Kiren Rijiju, asked about the challenges in Kashmir, admitted that there are "problems".
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"Rahul Gandhi Most Dangerous Person For India's Security": Kiren Rijiju
Rahul Gandhi has become the most dangerous person for India's security, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju has said, accusing the Leader of the Opposition, Lok Sabha, of links with anti-India forces and meeting Maoists and extremists.
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'Budget For Nation, Not Just For Poll-Bound States': Kiren Rijiju To NDTV
In an exclusive interview with NDTV, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju dismissed opposition claims that the 2026 Union Budget was tailored to upcoming elections in certain states.
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Why BJP Keeps Winning In Northeast? Kiren Rijiju Explains To NDTV
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju in an exclusive interview to NDTV explained why the BJP keeps winning elections and performing well in the northeast region.
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Forces Have Rights Too, Says Kiren Rijiju On Human Shield Used In Kashmir
In a freewheeling interview with NDTV to mark three years of the Narendra Modi government, Junior Home Minister Kiren Rijiju, asked about the challenges in Kashmir, admitted that there are "problems".
