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Broken promises, rising debt mark two-year rule of coalition government in state, says AP Congress chief Y. S. Sharmila
AP Congress chief Y. S. Sharmila criticized the coalition government's two-year rule for broken promises and rising citizen debt. She highlighted the partial implementation of the Super Six and accused the government of increasing financial burdens.
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