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After the merger of the Jaipal Singh-led Jharkhand Party with the INC, several splinter groups emerged, each claiming to be the original party. The ECI subsequently froze the original symbol—the cock—and assigned new symbols such as the nagara (drum) and a container with fruit to these groups. The current version of this article appears to have been hijacked by one faction. Editors with knowledge of Indian political history are requested to review, correct, and improve the content to ensure accuracy. ~ MaxA-Matrix 🗨 11:52, 27 May 2025 (UTC)Reply

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