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Congress criticises AIMIM-Azad Samaj Party alliance ahead of UP polls

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The Congress party has taken a swipe at a proposed alliance between the AIMIM and the Azad Samaj Party ahead of the Uttar Pradesh elections. Congress leaders reportedly described the pairing as a team working in the interest of the BJP, arguing it could split opposition votes. The remarks reflect the intensifying political rhetoric as parties position themselves for the upcoming state polls. The AIMIM and Azad Samaj Party have not been quoted in the available article responding to the criticism. The full original report from Times of India contains further details on the political exchanges.

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