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High Turnout and Varied Exit Polls Mark Indian State Elections

Indian state elections, particularly in West Bengal, saw record voter turnout and were marked by scuffles and complaints. Exit polls presented a mixed picture, predicting different outcomes for West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Assam, and Kerala.

29 Apr, 11:47 — 29 Apr, 23:28
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