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Watch | EVM Found in BJP Candidate's Car in Assam

In this episode of The Wire's election bulletin, we explain the situation with the EVM in the Assam elections, and take a look at the ground reports from Kerala.
Mukul Singh Chauhan
Apr 07 2021
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In this episode of The Wire's election bulletin, we explain the situation with the EVM in the Assam elections, and take a look at the ground reports from Kerala.
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In this episode of The Wire's election bulletin, we discuss how many seats across the country went to polls in the third phase of the polls.

We also tell you from where the West Bengal Police has recovered 41 crude bombs and explain the situation with the EVM in the Assam elections. Additionally we take a look at The Wire's ground reports in Kerala.

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