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Party worker slaps SSP chief Mahendra Rajbhar multiple times during public event

Party worker slaps SSP chief Mahendra Rajbhar multiple times during public event

Deccan Herald5 days ago

UP neta welcomed through speech, garlanded and then slapped!
Mahendra Rajbhar, former leader of OP Rajbhar-led Suheldev Bhartiya Samaj party was caught off-guard when he was invited to an event in UP's Jaunpur, humiliated on the stage in a proper speech, garlanded and then… pic.twitter.com/u5EKjJsmbl

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