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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2018 (PAGE 10) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU Congress is an army without commander: Shah SEONI (MP), Nov 23: Congress?...It is an army with- apparent reference to Congress diaspora abroad. out a commander," the BJP chief leaders Digvijaya Singh, "I heard Kamal Nath was Taking a dig at the Congress said at an election rally in Seoni Jyotiraditya Scindia and Kamal saying that Modiji goes abroad for not declaring its Chief district's Lakhnadon. Nath respectively. quite often. Even I felt that he Ministerial face for the "Who is the commander of Targeting Manmohan Singh, goes very often. But then I November 28 Madhya Pradesh the (Congress) army? A king, an he claimed that the former Prime thought I must check the record Assembly polls, BJP chief Amit emperor and a tired industrial- Minister visited more foreign of the Prime Minister's visits Shah today said the opposition ist...Rahul (Gandhi) should tell countries than Modi, but the lat- abroad and I found that he has party was an army without a which of these is the command- ter's visits get noticed as he is visited fewer countries than commander in the State. er of the army," Shah said, in an warmly welcomed by the Indian Singh," Shah said. (PTI) Shah also slammed former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh over his recent criticism of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and claimed that the latter had enhanced the country's pres- tige in the world. "In Madhya Pradesh, the BJP is contesting the election under the leadership of Shivraj Singh Chouhan. But who is the Chief Ministerial face of the DIP/J-3864-P/18 Dated: 22-11-2018.

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