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RAJYA SABHA RUMBLE
The Sunday Guardian
|December 07, 2025
The Congress has as many as six assured and a further three winnable Rajya Sabha seats coming up early next year.
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Which is why you see a sudden increase in posturing and lobbying amongst the party faithful. While Team Rahul seems best poised to get some of these seats, especially given RaGa's trust deficit with the old guard, there is speculation that some "outsiders" could also be accommodated. Most of
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