Anti-Terror Delegation Row: Govt Says Didn't Ask for Names, Congress Takes ‘Cheap Politics’ Jibe

Congress calls Rijiju's claim that govt never sought names for delegations a 'lie', slams BJP for cheap politics

Jairam Ramesh says Congress gave four names after Rijiju spoke to Kharge and Rahul; only one made the cut, while four others were picked without party’s nod

Anti-terror delegation row: Govt says didn't ask for names, Congress takes ‘cheap politics’ jibe

Asked about Kiren Rijiju's reported remarks that the government never asked the Congress to give names, Jairam Ramesh said it was an ‘absolute lie’.

'Absolute Lie': Cong Slams Rijiju's Govt 'Did Not Ask for Names for Delegations' Remark - Clarion India

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