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PM to host high tea for all NDA MPs

| | Oct 26, 2014, at 04:09 pm
New Delhi, Oct 26 (IBNS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday will host a high tea for all National Democratic Alliance (NDA) MPs at his residence in the national capital, where Shiv Sena MPs have also been invited.
Modi's invitation will bring together all the MPs of NDA for the first time since the BJP led-government assumed office.
 
Modi has also invited all the allies of BJP including its estranged partner Shiv Sena MPs despite their break up ahead of the Maharashtra Assembly elections.
 
All eyes are now on the high tea, which according to media speculations, is a first step towards the reunion of BJP  and Sena.
 
The government is also expected to discuss with its allies the development work and schemes initiation over the past five months.
 

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