Sanjay Raut’s use of expletives to describe defectors marks a new low in political discourse, despite his claims of loyalty. He alleged hefty sums and case settlements were offered to MPs to switch sides. Meanwhile, suspected rebels remained in Delhi, poised to seek recognition as a separate faction, while Sena (UBT) leaders met the Speaker to invoke anti-defection laws.
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