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A Political Dynasty in India After a Crippling Defeat
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Voters in urban and rural areas express their frustrations with a decade of rule by the Congress party in India. Voters expect the new government to deliver on building infrastructure, jobs and better incomes. A clear shift to the BJP party led by Narendra Modi, chief minister of Gujarat state.
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