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Campaigning for first phase of Gujarat Assembly polls ends

AHMEDABAD: A vituperative campaign for the first phase of the crucial Gujarat Assembly polls that saw emotive issues of religion and caste competing with that of development as the main rivals BJP and Congress launched noholdsbarred attacks on each other ended this evening

Updated At : 03:12 AM Dec 08, 2017 IST

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Kite maker Salimbhai Rasulbhai Patangwala (L) shows kites with photos of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi to a customer at his shop in Ahmedabad on December 7, 2017. AFP

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Ahmedabad, December 7

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