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PM Modi urges voters of Manipur, UP to exercise rights

| | Mar 08, 2017, at 04:51 pm
New Delhi, Mar 8 (IBNS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday urged voters of Uttar Pradesh and Manipur to come out in large numbers and exercise their voting rights.

Voting is presently on in both the states.

While Uttar Pradesh is witnessing the seventh and last phase of voting today, Manipur is undergoing the second phase.

"Urging all those voting today, in the 2nd phase of the Manipur Assembly Elections to turnout in large numbers & vote," the Prime Minister tweet read.

"Today is the last phase of voting in Uttar Pradesh. I urge everyone to not waste your precious vote," his tweet in Hindi read.

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