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Param Digvijay Dal | |
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| President | Krishna Mohan Shankar Yogi |
| Headquarters | Vishisht Dhyan Yog Ashram, 248, Tedhi Bazar, Ayodhya, Faizabad(UP) - 224123 |
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Param Digvijay Dal is a registered political party of India. It was registered in 2014 from Election Commission of India. [1]
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The platform of Param Digvijay Dal includes;
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