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Home / Jammu & Kashmir / Farooq Abdullah Rides Autorickshaw To Woo Voters

Farooq Abdullah rides autorickshaw to woo voters

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Srinagar, Updated At : 06:40 AM Sep 16, 2024 IST
National Conference president Farooq Abdullah on Sunday took an autorickshaw ride to pass through the narrow lanes of downtown Srinagar to address a rally in support of party candidate Tanvir Sadiq. - File photo

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National Conference president Farooq Abdullah on Sunday took an autorickshaw ride to pass through the narrow lanes of downtown Srinagar to address a rally in support of party candidate Tanvir Sadiq.

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Abdullah, a former CM, was seen sitting in the autorickshaw decorated with party flags and accompanied by one of his personal security officers and the candidate. The other members of his security team and party supporters walked alongside through the narrow lane with NC red flag with a symbol of plough in white hanging overhead.

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The security team equipped with bullet proof sheet surrounded Abdullah as he alighted from the auto to enter the election rally venue.

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