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Voting underway for by-polls at Odisha's Pipili constituency

By ANI | Updated: September 30, 2021 09:25 IST

The voting for the by-poll in the Pipili Assembly constituency in Odisha is underway on Thursday.

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The voting for the by-poll in the Pipili Assembly constituency in Odisha is underway on Thursday.

The by-poll was originally scheduled to take place on April 17, but it had been countermanded following the death of the then Congress candidate.

Puri Superintendent of Police K V Singh toldthat they hope that the election will be conducted peacefully.

"We have made appropriate arrangements and have deployed extra security at sensitive polling booths. There are 32 mobile parties deployed for this election," Singh said.

The by-election to Pipili was necessitated after the death of the sitting BJD MLA Pradeep Maharathy on October 4 last year.

Votes will be counted on October 3.

( With inputs from ANI )

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