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Polling for eight Bihar Legislative Council seats passes off peacefully amid complaints, firecrackers

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A senior police official said no untoward incident was reported, even as the RJD alleged police harassment of its Patna Teachers’ candidate and firecrackers were burst outside JD(U) MLA Anant Singh’s residence for Jan Suraaj Party’s Anuj Kumar Singh;…

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