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Sanghni-Langera road in Dalhousie opened

Updated At : 01:26 PM Apr 28, 2019 IST

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Dalhousie, April 27

Finally, the vehicular traffic from Sanghni to Langera and Priungal polling stations has been resumed after the removal of snow from a portion of 10-km road between Sanghni and Langera village after about four months on Friday.

Langera and Priungal polling stations fall in Dalhousie, a part of the Kangra constituency. These polling stations are located on the sensitive Kihar sector of Chamba district bordering Jammu and Kashmir.

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