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Posters and cut-outs to be removed

Election related posters and cut-outs to be removed

by Staff Writer 18-06-2020 | 9:35 AM
The Police said that labourers will be recruited in order to remove all General Election related posters and cut-outs. The recruitments will be carried out via police stations as per requirements. A total of 12,084 posters and cutouts have been removed over the past 4 days. Police said all remaining posters and cutouts will be removed this week.

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