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Much more than Prashant Kishor at Cong's 3-day Chintan Shivir in Udaipur

Event could make or break party and people concerned are conscious of this

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Aditi Phadnis Udaipur
Prashant Kishor and his plans for the “emasculation” of the Congress are just a faint memory as delegates pour into Udaipur to debate on ways to revive the party at a time when it faces its biggest existential threat.

Deepak Bhati “Chotiwala” was brave enough to contest the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections from Dadri from the Congress and he concedes that in most constituencies in UP, his party ended up at third or fourth place (the Congress ended up with just two seats out of 403. Ninety-seven per cent of the candidates lost their deposit). But, he says, the idea of

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