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Adityanath leaving nothing to chance to win Gorakhpur back
Keywords: Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, Bjp Party, Adityanath,
Tags: Current Focus,
Chief Minister Adityanath of Uttar Pradesh in India seeks to help allies recover the seat in Gorakhpur, UP, which he held for many years, from the Congress party led alliance. Uttar Pradesh with 90 seats in parliament and Bihar, Orissa and West Bengal are part of the north and northeastern region critical for the current Modi government in this years election.A lot is at stake because of Mr. Modi's economic development agenda for rapid modernization of the Indian economy.
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