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SIR: Chamarajanagar DC asks political parties to verify voters identified as ASDDO

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SIR: Chamarajanagar DC asks political parties to verify voters identified as ASDDO

More than 84,000 voters had been identified under ASDDO — Absent, Shifted, Duplicate, Dead or Others — category in Chamarajanagar district

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