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U.P. RLD Chief Resigns, Cites Corruption and Student Issues
U.P. RLD chief resigns, highlighting corruption and lack of student advocacy. His departure raises questions about the party's commitment to public interest and core issues. This move reflects growing discontent within political ranks regarding accountability and transparency.
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