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Complaints of electoral malpractices in Bihar shocking: Stalin
Chennai, Nov 11 The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) President M.K.Stalin on Wednesday expressed shock over the Mahagathbandhan alliance's complaints of alleged election malpractices in the just concluded Bihar assembly elections.
In a statement issued here Stalin said every citizen expects the elections to be held freely and objectively without any interference.
He said only when that expectation is fulfilled then democracy in this country will have a healthy future which everyone should realise.
The Grand Alliance led by the Rashtriya Janata Dal had lost in a closely fought battle with the NDA led by the JD(U).
Stalin also wished Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on his electoral victory.
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