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Mizoram CM Lal Thanhawla wins Serchhip
Altogether 65 votes were registered in the ‘None of the Above’ category.
AIZAWL: Mizoram chief minister Lal Thanhawla won the Serchhip seat by a margin of 734 votes defeating his MNF rival C Lalramzauva in a four cornered contest.
Thanhawla polled 5719 votes and Lalramzauva, who is an advocate, 4985.
Zoram Nationalist Party nominee PB Lalsawliana polled 2899 and Independent Lalawpuia Renthlei just 65 votes.
Altogether 65 votes were registered in the ‘None of the Above’ category.
Thanhawla polled 5719 votes and Lalramzauva, who is an advocate, 4985.
Zoram Nationalist Party nominee PB Lalsawliana polled 2899 and Independent Lalawpuia Renthlei just 65 votes.
Altogether 65 votes were registered in the ‘None of the Above’ category.
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