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Andhra Pradesh: Chintakayala Padmavathi wins poll in Narsipatnam with margin of 11,519 votes

Andhra Pradesh: Chintakayala Padmavathi wins poll in Narsipatnam with margin of 11,519 votes

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    Manne Srinivasa Prasad wins the Tirupati Municipal Corporation (TMC) Mayor seat with a majority of 61,582 votes over YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) candidate Y. Vasudeva

    — The Hindu

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    VISAKHAPATNAM: TDP-led alliance candidate Chintakayala Padmavathi won the Narsipatnam Municipality chairperson election with a majority of 11,519 votes, defeating her sister-in-law and YSRCP candidate Chintakayala Anitha in a contest that brought the Chintakayala family’s political rivalry and…

    — The New Indian Express

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VISAKHAPATNAM: TDP-led alliance candidate Chintakayala Padmavathi won the Narsipatnam Municipality chairperson election with a majority of 11,519 votes, defeating her sister-in-law and YSRCP candidate Chintakayala Anitha in a contest that brought the Chintakayala family’s political rivalry and…

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Andhra Pradesh: Chintakayala Padmavathi wins poll in Narsipatnam with margin of 11,519 votes

VISAKHAPATNAM: TDP-led alliance candidate Chintakayala Padmavathi won the Narsipatnam Municipality chairperson election with a majority of 11,519 votes, defeating her sister-in-law and YSRCP candidate Chintakayala Anitha in a contest that brought the Chintakayala family’s political rivalry and…

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