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Kharge Hits Back at Amit Shah Over Vande Mataram Controversy at Congress HQ

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Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge has sharply responded to Union Home Minister Amit Shah, using his seniority in politics to underline the contrast in their experience. The dispute stems from Shah's allegation that Sonia Gandhi ordered the singing of Vande Mataram to be stopped midway during an Independence Day event at the Congress headquarters. Shah, 61, made the claim targeting the Congress leadership over the incident. Kharge's retort was aimed at dismissing Shah's criticism by highlighting his own longer political career.

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