Congress expels leader amid BJP attack over alleged liquor smuggling links in MP

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The Congress has expelled one of its leaders in Madhya Pradesh, according to reports. The move comes as the BJP escalates its criticism of the party over the leader's alleged links to liquor smuggling. Further details, including the leader's identity and the specific allegations, are not available from the headline alone. Please provide the full article for a complete and accurate summary.

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