WorldPing"Had there been no alliance (with the Samajwadi Party), they (Congress) wouldn't have won a single seat.
It even reached a point where their top leader Rahul Gandhi was ready to give up his seat.
He contested from elsewhere (Raebareli) instead of Amethi.
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