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Nurpur MC electoral roll revision ends

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Nurpur, Updated At : 09:26 PM Mar 27, 2026 IST
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The process to amend the supplementary electoral rolls of the Nurpur Municipal Council (MC) closed today.

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Nurpur SDM said citizens wishing to get their names included/ amended in the list could submit their claims and objections on relevant forms till tomorrow. These claims would be settled by April 2.

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The final list would be published by April 20.

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