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Prohibitory orders and heavy security in place as Maharashtra village plans 'repoll' with ballot papers
Prohibitory orders and heavy police security have been implemented in Markadwadi village, Maharashtra, where locals have planned a re-election using ballot papers after disputing the EVM results from the recent assembly elections

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A significant security presence has been established in a Maharashtra village after local residents cast doubt on the electronic voting machine (EVM) results and demanded a re-election using traditional ballot papers. The incident unfolded in Markadwadi village, located within the Malshiras assembly segment of Solapur district, where locals have decided to conduct a "repoll" on December 3.
To prevent any potential law and order issues, the Malshiras sub-divisional magistrate issued prohibitory orders on Monday, under Section 163 of the Bharatiya Nagrik Suraksha Sanhita, which will remain in effect from December 2 to 5. This measure comes in response to the villagers' push for the re-election.
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