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BJP's 'Videshi Propaganda' Charge: Sambit Patra Accuses Congress Of Using Fake Foreign X Handles

This special report covers allegations made by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) against the Congress party. At a press conference, BJP National Spokesperson Sambit Patra accused Congress of running a propaganda campaign using fake social media accounts based in foreign countries like the US and Singapore. According to the BJP, 'Pawan Khaira's account is based out of the US... there is a clear pattern in the way Congress is garnering its support based on ex, running this videshi propaganda'. The BJP claims these accounts are used to mock the Indian government and its policies, further alleging that the team of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is involved in insulting India through this purported campaign.

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