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against NCP leaders played a role in the party's split in 2023. They claim that the prospect of ongoing probes may have influenced certain NCP leaders to join the ruling alliance. For instance, senior NCP leaders such as
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developmental issues and not influenced by any investigations.
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begin discussions with the BJP's high command, facilitated by
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