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Number of polling stations in Tamil Nadu rises to 75,088

The Hindu ·First reported
The HinduNumber of polling stations in Tamil Nadu rises to 75,088
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134 new polling stations were created during the rationalisation, while 78 polling stations were merged, resulting in a net increase of 56 polling stations

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