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Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Campaigning concludes for 11 seats in Maharashtra; Pankaja Munde, Amol Kolhe in fray

Over 2.28 crore electors are eligible to vote in central Marathwada, as well as Northern and Western Maharashtra for Lok Sabha Elections 2024

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Bajrang Sonawane (left) and Pankaja Munde (right) are pitted against each other/ Facebook

Bajrang Sonawane (left) and Pankaja Munde (right) are pitted against each other/ Facebook

The Lok Sabha Elections 2024 campaign for 11 seats in Maharashtra ended on Saturday at 6 pm, ahead of the May 13 polling date. The election struggle will determine the destiny of 298 contestants, including Union Minister Raosaheb Danve of the BJP, former state minister Pankaja Munde, actor Amol Kolhe of the NCP (SP), and BJP candidate Sujay Vikhe Patil.

Over 2.28 crore electors are eligible to vote in central Marathwada, as well as Northern and Western Maharashtra for Lok Sabha Elections 2024, reported PTI. 

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