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BantoDressed in a lilac-coloured printed blouse and a peach saree with a BJP flag wrapped around her neck and a brooch pinned, 59-year-old Banto Kataria wearing trainer shoes got out of the Innova Crysta car with folded hands.
Written by: Hina Rohtaki
6 min readMay 22, 2024 12:02 PM IST First published on: May 22, 2024 at 11:56 AM IST

A narrow interlocked street which can accommodate just one car at a time, with two drains running on either sides, in Ambala’s Thamber village was packed with a cavalcade on Tuesday morning.

Around 85 km from Panchkula and almost on the border of Yamunanagar, a dharamshala’s outer courtyard in this village (Thamber) was decked up with pink and red tents to welcome the BJP candidate from Ambala parliamentary constituency, Banto Kataria, on the campaign trail where her address to people from the “Rajput community” was scheduled.

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Dressed in a lilac-coloured printed blouse and a peach saree with a BJP flag wrapped around her neck and a brooch pinned, 59-year-old Banto Kataria wearing trainer shoes got out of the Innova Crysta car with folded hands. She patted the youth members on the back who welcomed her on to a makeshift stage where the key organisers sat cheek by jowl in sweltering heat.

Hina Rohtaki is a Special Correspondent at The Indian Express, bas... Read More

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