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In pics: Parties intensify campaign for MCD elections

Last updated on - Nov 26, 2022, 13:00 IST
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AAP candidate Sharad Dikshit with his supporters during a door-to-door campaign at Ward 202 in Shakarpur. (IANS Photo)

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BJP candidate Preeti Bidhuri urges voters to support her in the MCD elections. (IANS Photo)

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AAP leader and deputy CM Manish Sisodia addresses an election campaign in Punjabi Bagh area. (IANS Photo)

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The BJP had on Friday released its election manifesto for the MCD elections. (PTI Photo)

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BJP national president JP Nadda waves towards people during a campaign for MCD elections in Delhi. (PTI Photo)

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AAP on loot, same like Bangal no one can win Kujliwal. Freebees changed whole vote poltics. Kujliwal said if politican fly on plane why not normal ppl. Why not you make each person CM. If you can do CRs of advertisment and coruption why cant each aam person. What a pragmatic, unaccountanle person.
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