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A VEILED THREAT BY VP JAGDEO? AFC LEADER OUTRIGHTLY REJECTS THE VP’S POSITION

By Hgp Nightly News Staff

04/01/2025

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The Alliance For Change leader condemned a recent statement by the PPP’s General Secretary targeting political opponents.

Travis Chase has more details on this story.

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