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Watch: 2022 Polls in UP Will Be Decisive for Mayawati's Future

To understand Mayawati's rise to power, her journey and her place in Uttar Pradesh's politics, we travelled to Bijnor to trace her roots.
Arfa Khanum Sherwani
Feb 20 2022
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To understand Mayawati's rise to power, her journey and her place in Uttar Pradesh's politics, we travelled to Bijnor to trace her roots.
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