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Amit Shah to address election rallies in Jammu

| @indiablooms | Apr 03, 2019, at 11:29 am

Jammu, Apr 3 (UNI): BJP national president Amit Shah will address two election rallies in Udhampur district and Sunderbani tehsils of Rajouri district on Wednesday.

According to a party spokesperson, he will address the first rally at Subash Stadium near TCP Domail, Udhampur at 2pm to seek votes for party candidate Dr Jitendra Singh contesting from Kathua-Udhampur Parliamentary constituency.

Later in the afternoon, he will be visiting to address rally at Thanda Pani, opposite Radha Swami Satsang Hall, Sunderbani, at 3.30pm in support of Jugal Kishore, the BJP candidate from the Rajouri-Poonch Parliamentary constituency.

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