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One Nation One Election: Opposition Calls It `Cheap Stunt`, Says Not Possible Practically

Zee News Wednesday, 18 September 2024 ()
The committee, led by ex-president Ram Nath Kovind, had initially submitted its findings in March, just before the Lok Sabha election dates were declared.
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