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New Delhi,UPDATED: Apr 12, 2019 18:06 IST
Union minister Maneka Gandhi was caught on camera threatening voters to vote for her in 2019 Lok Sabha polls.
Maneka Gandhi told a group of Muslims to vote for her in the 2019 general elections or else they would not receive any help when she will be voted to power again. Maneka Gandhi was addressing a gathering in Uttar Pradesh's Sultanpur, where she is contesting on a Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) ticket.
"I will win this Lok Sabha elections anyway but I won't feel good if I win without the support of the Muslims. Things become sour after that. Later when a Muslim comes over for some work, I feel let it be, how does it matter? It's all a give and take, isn't it? We aren't children of Mahatma Gandhi. It is not that we keep on giving but still keep losing the elections. You will have to spread it everywhere. I am winning with or without Muslims," Maneka Gandhi said.
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