2.7 lakh voters will decide the fate of 10 candidates, Padampur

December 5, 2022   Featured, News

Today voting in Padampur election. 2.7 lakh voters will decide the fate of 10 candidates at Padampur  by election. The competition between the three major parties Congress, BJD, BJP.

Till last night, both BJP and BJD have not finished their campaigns. In this regard the former BJP MLA Himansu Shekhar Meher had been arrested and relived near 11 pm.  Allegations of distribution of money by both the parties.

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