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Gogoi aides back to Guwahati

Amid the height of dissidence, the ministers and MLAs camping in New Delhi to lobby  for Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi have left the capital on Sunday.

The senior ministers including Rockybul Hussain, Pradyut Bodoloi, Nilomoni Sen Deka left the national capital after Gogoi asked them to go back to Guwahati.

Gogoi in a statement which is available to Assam Times made it clear that he had not invited anybody to New Delhi to lobby on his behalf. 

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