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Sanjay Raut
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Compelling reason behind Eknath Khadse's decision to quit BJP: Sanjay Raut

| @indiablooms | Oct 23, 2020, at 01:26 am

Mumbai/UNI: Reacting to senior Maharashtra leader Eknath Khadse's decision to quit the BJP and announcement to join NCP, Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut said on Thursday that there must be a compelling reason behind his decision.

While talking to media, he said, "If in this phase of his life, Eknath Khadse is quitting BJP with tears in his eyes after serving the party for 40 years and now joining NCP, then there must be a big reason behind his decision."

Khadse resigned from the primary membership of BJP on Wednesday.

He is all set to join NCP on Friday.

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