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Times of India23.04.2026GeneralIndia

'Let the notice come, we'll reply': Kharge reacts to EC ultimatum over 'terrorist' remark

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Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge has responded to an Election Commission notice regarding his "terrorist" remarks on Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Kharge stated his party would reply to the EC's ultimatum, which warned of action if he failed to explain his stand within 24 hours. The controversial comment was made during campaigning in Chennai.

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