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Congress claims UP leaders put under house arrest ahead of Ayodhya temple visit

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Uttar Pradesh Congress chief Ajay Rai has alleged that the BJP state government placed him under house arrest to prevent a party delegation from visiting the Ram Temple in Ayodhya. Rai suggested the ruling party is concerned about potential backlash from devotees over an alleged donation embezzlement scandal linked to the temple. The Congress leader's wife publicly warned that the BJP would be held responsible for any harm that came to her husband. The incident has escalated tensions between the Congress party and the BJP government in Uttar Pradesh.

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