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Passage of bill along expected lines: BJP

The Bharatiya Janata Party on Tuesday night said the passage of the anti-terrorism bill was along "expected lines", but the opposition parties, by voting against it, had sent "sent a wrong signal outside the country".

"The result was expected, but the impression has gone out that the country is divided on this important bill, which was needed to fight the menace of terrorism," party spokesman V K Malhotra said in New Delhi.

He said it was unfortunate that the opposition voted against it for the sake of opposing it.

PTI

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