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Karnataka: 23 held for poll violence in Vijayapura district

By IANS | Updated: May 10, 2023 19:30 IST

Hubbali (Karnataka), May 10 The police in Karnataka's Vijayapura district arrested 23 persons for indulging in violence during ...

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Hubbali (Karnataka), May 10 The police in Karnataka's Vijayapura district arrested 23 persons for indulging in violence during polling on Wednesday.

The violence was reported from Masabinala village under the Basavanabagavedi Assembly constituency.

According to the Election Commission, a group of villagers stopped the section officer's vehicle carrying reserved Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) and damaged two control units, two ballot units and three VVPATs.

The villagers also manhandled the section officer. The District Commissioner and Superintendent of Police rushed to the spot after receiving information about the attack.

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