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- ↑ DNA. Finally, Shiv Sena slips on ink, expels 8 workers for Latur incident
- ↑ rediff.com. Victor and vanquished meet again in the battle of the Patils
- ↑ Indian Express. BJP replaces seven MLAs for assembly elections