'Voters Will Decide My Seat': Union Minister Chirag Paswan Confirms To Contest Bihar Elections ()

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'Voters Will Decide My Seat': Union Minister Chirag Paswan Confirms To Contest Bihar Elections

Union minister Chirag Paswan on Sunday asserted that it is for the people of Bihar to decide from which seat he should contest the assembly elections due later this year.

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