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Cong Leader Rahul Gandhi May Leave Bharat Jodo Yatra In Between To Visit Delhi Today | English News

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Congress President Race Intensifies after MP Rahul Gandhi said that he expected the leaders to follow the "Udaipur resolution" of "one man-one post". Now, Senior Congress leader Ashok Gehlot is willing to forego the post of Rajasthan Chief Minister as he is ready to contest the upcoming presidential election of the party. As per the sources, Congress MP Rahul Gandhi is scheduled to return to Delhi today, ahead of the commencement of nominations for the top job post in the party. Earlier Congress Leader Jairam Ramesh denied his visit to Delhi. Congress Leader Digvijay Singh also speaks on Mirror Now. Tune in for more such updates and news.

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