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Assembly polls: PM Narendra Modi to visit Jharkhand to address two rallies today

| @indiablooms | Nov 25, 2019, at 08:53 am

New Delhi/Ranchi/IBNS: Indian PM Narendra Modi will visit Jharkhand to address two rallies in the poll-bound state.

he will address the rallies in Daltonganj and Gumla.

Modi tweeted: "Will be campaigning in Jharkhand today. Looking forward to being among the people of this great state. Today’s rallies will take place in Daltonganj and Gumla. @BJP4Jharkhand."

Jharkhand will vote in five phases to elect a new Assembly from Nov 30, the Election Commission of India announced on Friday.

Counting of votes will take place on Dec 23.

This will be the next major Assembly poll in the state after the Maharashtra and Haryana elections whose results were declared last month.  

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