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Congress top brass meets to pick candidates for Haryana polls, clears 34 names

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Updated At : 01:04 PM Sep 03, 2024 IST

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#congressparty #cecmeeting #haryanaelection2024 #polls2024 Congress top brass meets to pick candidates for Haryana polls, clears 34 names CEC meeting was held today in Haryana. The meeting presented a list of 49 candidates, of whom 34 names have been fixed and 15 names will be handed over to the committee. Tomorrow the remaining 41 seats in the meeting will be discussed and hopefully our list will reach you all by day after tomorrow. : In charge of Haryana General Secretary Deepak Babriya ji

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