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Rajya Sabha bypoll in Madhya Pradesh to fill seat vacated by Union Minister Murugan to be held on November 12

Outlet: The Hindu · Published 22/10/2026 06:58 UTC

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Polling and counting of votes will be done on November 12; bypoll necessitated after the seat was vacated by former Union Minister L. Murugan who quit office earlier this month

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    While the issue Polling and counting of notification votes will be on October 26, the ECI said that the last date for withdrawal of nominations will be done on November 5 12; bypoll necessitated after the seat was vacated by former Union Minister L. Murugan who quit office earlier this month

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