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Advani’s condolence visit

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Leader of the Opposition and Bharatiya Janata Party leader L. K.Advani on Wednesday visited the residence of The Hindu’s Editor-in-Chief N. Ram in Chennai along with his family members and offered condolences on the passing of Santha Narasimhan. Besides Mr. Ram, Mr. Narasimhan’s other children, Usha Narayanan (second from right), N. Murali and N. Ravi were present. Mr. Advani was accompanied by BJP spokesperson Ravi Shankar Prasad, political adviser Sudheendra Kulkarni, secretary of the party’s Tamil Nadu unit L. Ganesan and BJP National Executive special invitee Sukumar Nambiar.

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