First time voters turn up enthusiastically for casting their vote during Tarn Taran by poll

Name: First time voters turn up enthusiastically for casting their vote during Tarn Taran by poll
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Updated At : 05:43 PM Nov 11, 2025 IST

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First-time voters in Tarn Taran turn up enthusiastically during the ongoing by-poll, contributing to the 47% voter turnout recorded this afternoon. Long queues were seen at multiple booths. SAD candidate Sukhwinder Kaur Randhawa alleges AAP used police to intimidate party workers at some locations. Watch on-ground visuals capturing the polling atmosphere. #TarnTaranByPoll #FirstTimeVoters #PunjabElections #VotingUpdate #SAD #AAP #Election2025 #PunjabNews #TarnTaran #TribuneIndia First time voters turn up enthusiastically for casting their vote during Tarn Taran by poll

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