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Analysis: Central Agency Raids A Boon Or Curse For Punjab's Ruling AAP

NDTV · 8 October 2026 at 7:03 pm

Analysis: Central Agency Raids A Boon Or Curse For Punjab's Ruling AAP

After the legal trouble for the top leadership in the Delhi excise case, the CBI raids and corruption allegations in Punjab have come as a double whammy for the party that is hoping to win a second term in Punjab.

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