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Polling agent killed in Haryana

ethiopianreview.com | October 18th, 2009

A polling agent was today killed in a clash between supporters of rival candidates in Gulha assembly constituency in Kaithal district of Haryana.

The clash took place between the supporters of Congress candidate Dillu Ram and Independent candidate Kulwant Bazigar in Gulha, a police official said.

The 48-year-old deceased, Jyoti Ram, was Bazigar's polling agent. His body was sent to Gulha civil hospital for post mortem examination.

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