Presidential Poll: Dalit TN Party VCK Bats For Yashwant Sinha ...Middle East

Chennai: While the BJP and the NDA are highlighting Draupadi Murmu’s candidature in Presidential poll as a major step towards elevating the tribal community in the country, Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi (VCK), a prominent Dalit political party of Tamil Nadu, has urged all opposition parties to support Yashwant Sinha as the President. VCK founder leader and Member […] The post Presidential Poll: Dalit TN Party VCK Bats For Yashwant Sinha appeared first on Ommcom News.

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