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HT Exclusive | Ahead of the fourth phase of polling, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with HT’s R Sukumar, Shishir Gupta, and Sunetra Choudhury and spoke about the state of the campaign, and the focus of his next government should the BJP return to power. He also sent detailed written responses to questions.

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HT Exclusive | Ahead of the fourth phase of polling, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with HT’s R Sukumar, Shishir Gupta, and Sunetra Choudhury and spoke about the state of the campaign, and the focus of his next government should the BJP return to power. He also sent detailed written responses to questions.

Edited excerpts:

https://www.read.ht/Sawk

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