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Mizoram Bypolls: Ruling Mizo National Front Retains Tuirial Assembly Seat
The ruling Mizo National Front (MNF) on Tuesday won the by-election to the Tuirial assembly seat in Mizoram by securing 39.96 per cent of the total 14,593 votes polled, as per the Election Commission.
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Mizoram Chief Minister, Church Groups Ask Poll Body To Change Bypoll Date
Mizoram Chief Minister Zoramthanga has written to the Election Commission seeking deferment of the bypoll to Serchhip assembly seat scheduled on April 17, an official of the CMO said on Friday. Zoramthanga also sought postponement of the date of counting by a day or two.
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Congress Wins Mizoram Assembly Seat
Former Mizoram health minister Lal Thanzara of Congress was today declared elected in the bypoll to Aizawl North-III Assembly seat with a thumping majority.
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Assembly Polls: Ruling Congress candidate wins Mizoram's Chalfilh bypoll
Ruling Congress nominee Ngurdingliana won the by-poll to Chalfilh Assembly seat, defeating his nearest rival Mizo National Front candidate Lalvenhima Hmar by a margin of 2,834 votes.
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Mizoram Bypolls: Ruling Mizo National Front Retains Tuirial Assembly Seat
The ruling Mizo National Front (MNF) on Tuesday won the by-election to the Tuirial assembly seat in Mizoram by securing 39.96 per cent of the total 14,593 votes polled, as per the Election Commission.
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Mizoram Chief Minister, Church Groups Ask Poll Body To Change Bypoll Date
Mizoram Chief Minister Zoramthanga has written to the Election Commission seeking deferment of the bypoll to Serchhip assembly seat scheduled on April 17, an official of the CMO said on Friday. Zoramthanga also sought postponement of the date of counting by a day or two.
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Congress Wins Mizoram Assembly Seat
Former Mizoram health minister Lal Thanzara of Congress was today declared elected in the bypoll to Aizawl North-III Assembly seat with a thumping majority.
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Assembly Polls: Ruling Congress candidate wins Mizoram's Chalfilh bypoll
Ruling Congress nominee Ngurdingliana won the by-poll to Chalfilh Assembly seat, defeating his nearest rival Mizo National Front candidate Lalvenhima Hmar by a margin of 2,834 votes.
