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'Amit Shah Has Plans to Form BJP Govts in Nepal, Sri Lanka': Tripura CM

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The Tripura chief minister has claimed that Amit Shah had shared his intentions of expanding BJP to neighbouring countries during a party meeting in Tripura on Saturday.


 
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The Tripura chief minister has claimed that Amit Shah had shared his intentions of expanding BJP to neighbouring countries during a party meeting in Tripura on Saturday.


Fake news website The Wire lmao.
 
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Why target this poor chap. It was Patel who stated it clearly that india will lead Asia. After occupying 500 princely states and especially invading East Pakistan and then Sikim, only a fool would dispute this.
 
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I don't think it's an off idea. CUlturally these countries have a lot of commonality. He never said that Nepal or Sri Lanka will be added to India, he said, BJP will create likeminded chapters stressing on cultural similarities in these countries. No different from muslim 'ummah' idea.
 
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I don't think it's an off idea. CUlturally these countries have a lot of commonality. He never said that Nepal or Sri Lanka will be added to India, he said, BJP will create likeminded chapters stressing on cultural similarities in these countries. No different from muslim 'ummah' idea.
Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia too
 
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I don't think it's an off idea. CUlturally these countries have a lot of commonality. He never said that Nepal or Sri Lanka will be added to India, he said, BJP will create likeminded chapters stressing on cultural similarities in these countries. No different from muslim 'ummah' idea.

Can "establishing a govt" be taken as added to india ?

Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb has stirred up a fresh controversy after disclosing that former BJP President Amit Shah has plans to establish a government in Nepal and Sri Lanka, or at the very least, expand the party into India's neighbours.
 
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