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Party claims right to flag

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CHENNAI: Kamarajar Deseeya Congress has claimed that it has registered with the Election Commission its flag that bore the image of the former Chief Minister Kamaraj.

"No one else could use its name or the flag," M. S. Rajendran, general secretary, said in a statement issued on Tuesday.

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