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Uma Bharti meets CEC

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Seeking registration of political party

NEW DELHI: Expelled BJP leader Uma Bharti on Monday met the Chief Election Commissioner B.B. Tandon and presented plans to launch a political party.

"I have had discussion with the Election Commission for registration and symbol for my party. I will meet them once again," she told newspersons after meeting Mr. Tandon.

Ms. Bharti, who plans to launch on April 30 "a nationalist front", said her party would offer a common platform to proponents of nationalist principles.

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