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Sam Pitroda clarifies
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New Delhi: Switching to a damage-control mode after his controversial comments on Balakot airstrikes, Congress leader Sam Pitroda said as a citizen of...
New Delhi: Switching to a damage-control mode after his controversial comments on Balakot airstrikes, Congress leader Sam Pitroda said as a citizen of India, he has the right to question the government.
"Just said as a citizen, I am entitled to know what happened. I am not talking on behalf of the party, just speaking as a citizen. I have (the) right to know, what is wrong in it?" Sam Pitroda asked.Congress
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