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21 hours ago ago from Indian Realist
Gujarat passes mandatory voting bill Gujarat government on Saturday moved the controversial The Gujarat Local Authorities Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2009 in the state assembly which will make voting compulsory in all local body elections of the state. With this, Gujarat became the first state to introduce such a law in the country. Speaking on the bill, state urban development minister Nitin Patel termed the move as pioneering and ...
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Home About Privacy Policy Contact Sitemap Feeds Gujarat makes voting compulsory in panchayat elections Published on : Saturday 19 Dec 2009 18:30 - by ANI Gandhinagar:Gujarat Government on Saturday moved the controversial The Gujarat Local Authorities Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2009 the State Assembly which will make voting compulsory in all local body elections of the state. With this Gujarat became the first state ...
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