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As India embarks on its first voting phase, with 102 seats up for contention, Kashmir emerges as a key focus due to its first elections since the repeal of special status. We engaged in discussions with local politician Abhijeet Jasrotia and expert Ahmad Ayaz to understand their perspectives on how Indians are likely to vote in Kashmir. <br/> <br/> <br/>Stay Tuned at Oneindia for Exclusive Insights and Updates1<br/> <br/>#loksabhafirstphase #loksabhafirstphaseand#loksabhapollstamilnadu #loksabhatv #loksabhaelection #loksabhasurvey2024maharashtra #Electionslive #PMModi #Stalin #Modi #Politics #RahulGandhi #Oneindia #Oneindia news
As India embarks on its first voting phase, with 102 seats up for contention, Kashmir emerges as a key focus due to its first elections since the repeal of special status. We engaged in discussions with local politician Abhijeet Jasrotia and expert Ahmad Ayaz to understand their perspectives on how Indians are likely to vote in Kashmir. <br/> <br/> <br/>Stay Tuned at Oneindia for Exclusive Insights and Updates1<br/> <br/>#loksabhafirstphase #loksabhafirstphaseand#loksabhapollstamilnadu #loksabhatv #loksabhaelection #loksabhasurvey2024maharashtra #Electionslive #PMModi #Stalin #Modi #Politics #RahulGandhi #Oneindia #Oneindia news
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