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CM accepts resignation of advisers, OSDs

Updated At : 01:38 PM Sep 24, 2019 IST

Chandigarh, September 23

Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar has accepted the resignation of political appointees. Media advisers Rajiv Jain and Amit Arya, political adviser Deepak Mangla and officers on special duty Neeraj Daftuar, Bhupeshwar Dayal and Amrendra Singh have put in their papers. The imposition of the model code of conduct in view of the Assembly elections necessitated the resignation of political appointees. — TNS

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