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Uttarakhand polls: Union Home Minister Amit Shah to campaign in Uttarakhand on Saturday

By ANI | Updated: February 11, 2022 21:55 IST

Union Home Minister Amit Shah will campaign in Uttarakhand on Saturday ahead of the state Assembly elections.

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Union Home Minister Amit Shah will campaign in Uttarakhand on Saturday ahead of the state Assembly elections.

Shah will hold rallies at three places in Uttarakhand-- Dhanaulti, Sahaspur and Raipur. In Haridwar, he will participate in a door-to-door campaign.

Uttarakhand will vote on February 14 for the 70-member assembly, in which the Bharatiya Janata Party currently has 57 MLAs at present.

( With inputs from ANI )

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