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Voters I-cards distributed

General elections are round the corner. The authorities are also gearing up to ensure free and polls.

The photo identity card of voters are mandatory from this time.

Voters in large numbers have been  receiving their photo identity cards in Nazira sub division.

The photo identify cards are available in polling booths.

But glaring mistakes in the cards already issued have made many voters upset.  

But steps are in process to correct the mistakes.

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