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Khadoor Sahib bypoll: Bhai Baldeep Singh''s papers rejected, out of race

KHADOOR SAHIB: The candidature of independent aspirant Bhai Baldeep Singh an AAP rebel in the Khadoor Sahib byelection was rejected by the Election Commission on Thursday leaving the ground open for the SAD as the Congress had yesterday announced its decision to stay away from the contest

Updated At : 06:53 AM Jan 29, 2016 IST

AAP rebel Bhai Baldeep Singh. — Tribune file photo

GS Paul
Tribune News Service
Khadoor Sahib, January 28

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