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'They use religion to defame me': Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann rejects 'sacrilege' allegations

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'They use religion to defame me': Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann rejects 'sacrilege' allegations
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Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has denied allegations of sacrilege, labeling the accusations as a politically motivated smear campaign. He claims that fake videos are being used by opposition parties to defame him and has called for public scrutiny of the evidence.

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Allegations of religious disrespect are highly sensitive in Indian politics and can significantly impact regional stability and electoral outcomes.

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The article presents the Chief Minister's defense while acknowledging the political context of the accusations.

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