Harish Rawat's seat shifted to Lalkuan, daughter to contest too

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Updated At : 12:05 PM Jan 28, 2022 IST

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New Delhi, January 27

Congress veteran Harish Rawat’s search for a safe seat ended in Lalkuan with the party shifting the segment of the former Uttarakhand CM from Ramnagar. Rawat’s daughter Anupama Rawat will contest from Haridwar (Rural), a seat her father lost in 2017.

Former MP Mahinder Pal Singh will be fielded from Ramnagar, while former MLA from this segment, Ranjeet Rawat, is a candidate from Salt. —

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