Anantnag By-poll
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Asked Who Is In Charge Of Kashmir, Ruling Party Official Says 'Can't Answer That'
Drive into the deserted streets of Pulwama in south Kashmir, and there is little evidence that it will go to elections in four weeks.
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Anantnag By-Polls: Mehbooba Mufti Wins By Around 12,000 Votes
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti today won Anantnag by-polls by a huge margin of around 12,000 votes amid allegations of "election rigging". Peoples Democratic Party President Ms Mufti secured over 17,000 out total 28,000 polled votes. Her nearest rival Congress' Hilal Shah got 5,589 votes.
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Anantnag By-Poll: Mehbooba Mufti's Fate To Be Decided Today
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti's fate will be decided today as the result of the Anantnag Assembly constituency will be declared today. Counting of votes have begun.
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'Vote For My Honour,' Says Mehbooba Mufti Ahead Of Crucial By-Poll
A day before campaigning ends for the Anantnag by-elections, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti made a last ditch effort to draw voters saying that it was a vote for her "honour".
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Asked Who Is In Charge Of Kashmir, Ruling Party Official Says 'Can't Answer That'
Drive into the deserted streets of Pulwama in south Kashmir, and there is little evidence that it will go to elections in four weeks.
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Anantnag By-Polls: Mehbooba Mufti Wins By Around 12,000 Votes
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti today won Anantnag by-polls by a huge margin of around 12,000 votes amid allegations of "election rigging". Peoples Democratic Party President Ms Mufti secured over 17,000 out total 28,000 polled votes. Her nearest rival Congress' Hilal Shah got 5,589 votes.
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Anantnag By-Poll: Mehbooba Mufti's Fate To Be Decided Today
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti's fate will be decided today as the result of the Anantnag Assembly constituency will be declared today. Counting of votes have begun.
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'Vote For My Honour,' Says Mehbooba Mufti Ahead Of Crucial By-Poll
A day before campaigning ends for the Anantnag by-elections, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti made a last ditch effort to draw voters saying that it was a vote for her "honour".
