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BJP President J P Nadda accused the AAP government in Delhi of intentional lapses in their excise policy, causing a loss of Rs 2,026 crore to the exchequer. The claim is based on a CAG report that has not been officially released, but its content has been reported in some sections of the media. The AAP has denied the allegations, stating that the CAG report has not been tabled yet.
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