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During campaigning, Prashant Kishor had wiped off the Tilak in less than 5 seconds for appeasement & Sickularism 😡 📍Today Hindus of Bihar has wiped off his party permanently👏 Jan Suraj got BIG ZERO. #BiharElections

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