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Congress leaders Ajay Maken, Gaurav Gogoi promptly quarantined in Manipur: Ram Madhav

By ANI | Updated: June 19, 2020 23:05 IST

BJP leader Ram Madhav on Friday said that Congress leaders Ajay Maken and Gaurav Gogoi have been promptly quarantined by the Manipur health authorities.

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BJP leader Ram Madhav on Friday said that Congress leaders Ajay Maken and Gaurav Gogoi have been promptly quarantined by the Mpur health authorities.

"Congress party could not win the Rajya Sabha seat in Mpur. Yet, they went to governor claiming they have a majority in Assembly. Their leader Ajay Maken and MP Gaurav Gogoi entered Mpur disregarding coronavirus guidelines. They have been promptly quarantined by the state health authorities," Madhav tweeted.

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won the lone Rajya Sabha seat in Mpur with 28 votes. BJP candidate Leisemba Sanajaoba defeated Congress candidate T Mangibabu.

( With inputs from ANI )

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