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Manraj Kaur took a two-hour leave and re-scheduled her chemotherapy session to cast vote in Ludhiana. Tribune photo
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Cancer patient postpones therapy

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Tribune News Service

Ludhiana, May 19

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“My therapy can wait but polls cannot wait till tomorrow,” said Manraj Kaur, who took a two-hour leave from the hospital to cast her vote. 

Suffering from breast cancer, her chemotherapy was scheduled in the morning, which was later re-scheduled for the evening. 

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She cast her vote at booth number 101 in the Atam Nagar Assembly constituency. 

Showing a victory sign before casting her vote, Manraj was happy that she was able to be a part of the democratic set up and cast her vote.

“My doctors at Christian Medical College and Hospital were considerate enough and they re-scheduled my chemotherapy timing. I am happy to cast my vote today,” she said.

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