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LS Polls: No one turns to cast vote in Brath Sopore till 1 pm

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April 11, 2019
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By Peerzada Waseem
Sopore: No one has turned up to cast vote in the Brath village in Police district Sopore on Thursday.
According to officials the village recorded zero voter turnout till 1 pm.
Brath is a volatile area and according to police sources the village has six active militants.
“Sopore town too recorded low voter turnout and till noon has recorded only 10 to 12 votes cast,” an official said.

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