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'Could no longer defend the indefensible': Ex-AAP spokesperson Priyanka Kakkar joins Cong

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Priyanka Kakkar, a former Aam Aadmi Party spokesperson, joined the Congress party after leaving AAP. She criticized AAP's leadership saying that she could no longer defend the "indefensible". Kakkar also expressed admiration for Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's resilience in facing political challenges and supported his criticisms of the Chief Election Commissioner.

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