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Radhika came up to me while I was returning from a wedding reception. “I've been eagerly waiting to meet you for a long time, sir! My vote is for you. I'm so excited to see you in person,” she said with a smile on her face. With folded hands,...

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the Chartered,vor 2 Jahren

You will be the winner & Tvm MP

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Sunshine Lettersvor 1 Jahr

Give your beautiful wife a gift she can cherish forever.

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Indian Citizenvor 2 Jahren

ഇന്നലെ പൊട്ടി വീണ താങ്കളെ കാണാൻ വളരെ നാളായി എന്തിനാ അവർ ആകാംഷയോടെ കാത്തു നിന്നത്? Something isn't connecting... Your PR team is really working hard.. Anyway Am also a voter from your contesting constituency.. I didn't seen you yet anywhere nearby...

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Latha Sreedharvor 2 Jahren

When you go talk to people on the ground, find out their grievances, promise genuine solutions, a trust is formed

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Sai Rudramvor 2 Jahren

👌👍🏻🙏🏻

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PK Kumar 🇮🇳vor 2 Jahren

Politics of performance. Inclusive of all

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Iswaran N.P. 🇮🇳vor 2 Jahren

The hope & the confidence of the Poor on Modi Sarkar is unprecedented.

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Shakti999vor 2 Jahren

The Women across the country will be the game changer. They SHOULD throw all those so called Leaders who dis-respect women&show no sympathy or outrage when children are abused practically everyday in their constituency! Also, those protect criminals should never be voted 2power

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അച്ഛൻ കിളിvor 2 Jahren

keep the will win

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Prakash Sharmavor 2 Jahren

#Abki_baar_400_paar

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Usha Dravid🇮🇳 वंदे मातरमvor 2 Jahren

Wishing you all the best, Rajeev ji!

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