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SP blames Sonia for exclusion

NEW DELHI, MAY 22. Blaming the Congress president, Sonia Gandhi, for the Samajwadi Party's exclusion from the Government at the Centre, the SP general secretary, Amar Singh, today claimed that the Congress had been in touch with the Samajwadi Party president, Mulayam Singh Yadav, during the polls but ``backtracked'' after the results.

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