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Panches to be sworn in on November 19

The oath-taking ceremony of all newly elected panches will be held on November 19. These panches will be administered the oath of office at district-level functions, which will be chaired by either a minister or an “eminent” person, says the...

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 04:49 AM Nov 13, 2024 IST

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The oath-taking ceremony of all newly elected panches will be held on November 19.

These panches will be administered the oath of office at district-level functions, which will be chaired by either a minister or an “eminent” person, says the notification issued on Tuesday.

The newly elected sarpanches were administered the oath at a ceremony held in Ludhiana on November 8.

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