Lehragaga residents to begin fast

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Updated At : 11:58 AM Feb 23, 2021 IST

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Sangrur, February 22

Lehragaga residents, who have been alleging change in municipal election results and protesting since February 17, have decided to start a relay fast from tomorrow for the recounting of votes.

“On the counting day, first the candidates of the Lehra Vikas Manch (LVM) from ward number 2 and 8 were declared winners and officers said they would give certificates later. But when the winners were celebrating, officers declared them losers. We will start the fast from Tuesday for recounting,” Barinder Goyal, convener of the LVM.

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