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Dotasra: Not a single word I used was unparliamentary

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March 02, 2025

Rajasthan Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC) president Govind Singh Dotasra on Saturday refuted allegations of using unparliamentary language, asserting that he has always maintained decorum as he challenged those making accusations to present audio or video evidence to substantiate their claims.

- HT Correspondent

JODHPUR: Rajasthan Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC) president Govind Singh Dotasra on Saturday refuted allegations of using unparliamentary language, asserting that he has always maintained decorum as he challenged those making accusations to present audio or video evidence to substantiate their claims.

"I have always remained, and will continue to remain, within the bounds of decency. Not a single word I used was unparliamentary. If I had been so, I wouldn't have been elected MLA for the fourth time," Dotasra said while speaking to media persons.

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