Bhojpuri singer Pawan Singh, BJP's pick for Asansol, says can't contest Lok Sabha elections because...

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"I will contest elections to fulfil the promise made to my society, people, and mother. Your blessings and cooperation are expected. 'Jai Mata Di," he said on X.

The BJP aimed at reclaiming the Asansol seat by nominating Pawan Singh and capitalizing on his popularity as a Bhojpuri singer.