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EC orders repolling at five stations in Haryana on October 23

CHANDIGARH: The Election Commission has scheduled repolling at five polling stations in Haryana on October 23.

EC orders repolling at five stations in Haryana on October 23

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Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, October 22

The Election Commission has scheduled repolling at five polling stations in Haryana on October 23.

An order signed by Election Commission of India Secretary Ajoy Kumar orders repolling at booths 161 in Beri, 71 in Uchana Kalan, 18 Kosli, 28 Narnaul, and 113 in Prithla. Repolling will be held between 7 am and 6 pm on Wednesday.

Meanwhile, the Election Commission of India has revised turnout for the Haryana Assembly elections on October 21 to 68.31 per cent.

Results of the ballot will be declared on October 24.   

 

  

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