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Four poll-related FIRs in Bathinda

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Updated At : 11:40 AM Feb 22, 2022 IST

Bathinda, February 21

Four cases have been registered in connection with election-related violations in Bathinda city yesterday.

The Civil Line police station booked five persons after Congress workers allegedly kidnapped a youth. In another case, 25 unidentified persons were booked after they clashed. In Canal Colony, a group of 20 bouncers were booked for trying to influence voters. One more FIR was registered for luring voters. —

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Four poll-related FIRs in Bathinda

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