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Day 1: no papers filed in Karnal, Kaithal, Sirsa

Karnal: The nomination process for the upcoming Assembly elections has begun, but on the first day, no candidates filed their nomination papers from any of the five Assembly segments in Karnal district and four segments in Kaithal district. Meanwhile, Sirsa...

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Updated At : 08:07 AM Sep 06, 2024 IST

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Karnal: The nomination process for the upcoming Assembly elections has begun, but on the first day, no candidates filed their nomination papers from any of the five Assembly segments in Karnal district and four segments in Kaithal district. Meanwhile, Sirsa district Election Officer-cum-Deputy Commissioner Shantanu Sharma, too, reported that no nominations were submitted on the first day of the nomination process for the Assembly elections. The last date for submitting nominations is September 12, with scrutiny scheduled for September 13. Nominations can be withdrawn until September 16.

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