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MPTC, ZPTC polls in Andhra Pradesh moved to November 5; civic polls stay on November 1 despite cyclone

The Hindu ·First reported
The HinduMPTC, ZPTC polls in Andhra Pradesh moved to November 5; civic polls stay on November 1 despite cyclone
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The State Election Commission says it does not have enough staff to count civic poll votes and hold the rural polls on the same day

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