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In a revealing and candid interview, Barkha Dutt sits down with KC Tyagi following his surprising resignation as the national spokesperson of Janata Dal United (JDU). Tyagi opens up about the internal turmoil within JDU, his decision to step down, and his views on the BJP's current strategies. The discussion delves deep into critical issues such as the ongoing Caste Census, the harrowing RG Kar rape and murder case, and the escalating Israel-Hamas conflict. Tyagi also shares his insights on India's political landscape and the global challenges that lie ahead. Tune in for an unfiltered conversation that covers both national and international issues with one of India's prominent political voices.
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