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Government calls for peaceful poll

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2010-01-25 16:45:14

The government has called for a peaceful election tomorrow and said it stands committed to taking whatever steps deemed necessary to ensure the same. The Presidential Secretariat said that the government is wholly committed to a free and democratic election in every part of the country.

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Government calls for peaceful poll

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