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Updated May 2nd, 2021 at 21:41 IST

Tamil Nadu Election Result 2021 Live Updates: DMK leading in 120 seats; AIADMK in 81

With exit polls predicting a landslide DMK victory, the poll results for the all-important 234-seat Tamil nadu state assembly will be revealed on May 2

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COIMBATORE SOUTH: BJP's Vanathi Srinivasan wins Coimbatore South after a closely fought battle with MNM's Kamal Haasan.

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"I congratulate my friend MK Stalin who had achieved victory through his hardwork in Tamilnadu Assembly elections. I wish him a long life, good health and request him to rule satisfying all sections of people and convert Tamilnadu into a prosperous State, thereby attaining  fame," said Rajinikanth.

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DMK President Stalin expresses 'heartfelt thanks' to people for voting his party to power. Stalin who will become the CM for the first time vowed to truthfully work for the people of his state.

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DMK is leading in 116 seats, Congress in 14 while AIADMK leads in 84 seats & BJP in 5, as per ECI trends.

 

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"Those in charge of the counting centers should be vigilant;  Don't come out until the full vote count. The counting of votes for the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections has started this morning. So far less than 30 percent of the vote has been counted.  Reports suggest that the DMK alliance parties are leading in the majority constituency and moving towards victory.  The final results are to start coming from the evening of each block.  It has been confirmed that the DMK is the one to form the government", MK Stalin wrote on Twitter appealing to DMK cadre to not leave counting centres until full vote count was complete. 

 

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AIADMK's Kadambur Raju was leading in Kovilpatti constituency of the Tamil Nadu elections, ahead of AMMK chief TTV Dhinakaran, PTI reported.

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It was a neck and neck fight for the Coimbatore South constitiuency between Makkal Needhi Maiam Chief Kamal Haasan and Congress' Mayura Jayakumar, PTI reported.

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As celebratory gatherings were witnessed in some parts on the results, the Election Commission of India took serious note of reports coming in of congregation(s) of people to celebrate anticipated victory. It asked the respective State Chief Secretaries of all 5 states to take immediate action, file FIR in each such case, suspend SHO of the concerned PS and report action taken immediately of each such incidence.

 

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DMK's Ezhilan N is leading from Thousand Lights constituency while BJP's Khushbu Sundar trials as per ECI trends. 

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The Election Commission of India (ECI) will address the media at 6 pm on May 2 as the counting of votes is underway.

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Incumbent Tamil Nadu CM Edappadi K Palaniswami is leading by 24,565 votes at the end of 6th round of counting, as per ECI. 

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DMK Youth Wing secretary Udhayanidhi Stalin is leading by 10580 votes from Chepauk-Thiruvallikeni constituency seat with 66.98% votes as per ECI. 
 

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Even as DMK's lead extended past 100 seats as per the ECI trends, DMK MP Kanimozhi reached party supremo MK Stalin's residence in Chennai. Earlier, A Raja had also reached Stalin's residence. 

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Makkal Needhi Maiam (MNM) president Kamal Haasan is leading from the coimbatore South constituency, as per sources. 

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The incumbent AIADMK is leading in 80 seats while DMK stretched its lead to 92 seats as per ECI trends. PMK is leading in ten seats and BJP in three while Congress is leading in 8 seats while allies CPI, CPIM and VCK are leading in two seats each. MNM is leading in one seat. 

 

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Even as the counting was underway, DMK cadre gathered outside the party headquarters in Chennai clutching posters of party stalwarts, thereby defying the MK Stalin's orders to the partymen to not celebrate or gather outside on May 2. 

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As per sources, Tamil Nadu DyCM O Panneerselvam is trailing by 124 votes from the Bodinayakannur constituency as counting is underway.

 

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As per the latest ECI trends, DMK is leading 82 seats while ita ally Congress is leading in eight seats. On the other hand, AIADMK is leading in 70 seats with allies BJP leading in three seats and PMK in nine seats. CPI and CPIM are leading in two seats each while VCK is leading in one. MNM is leading from one seat, as per the latest ECI trends.

 

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As per the latest ECI trends, DMK leading in 38 seats while the AIADMK is leading in 35 seats. AIADMK ally BJP is leading in 3 seats as per the latest ECI trends while DMK ally VCK is leading from one seat. CPI and CPIM are leading in one seat each while PMK is leading in 5 seats.  DMK ally Congress is leading in three seats. 

 

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DMK's lead swelled to 33 seats as per the latest EC trends while AIADMK was leading in 30 seats. While the BJP is leading in two seats, PMK's lead improved to four seats. CPIM and VCK continued to maintain lead in one seat each.  

 

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As per the latest ECI trends, DMK overtook the AIADMK and is leading in 24 seats while the latter is leading in 23 seats. AIADMK ally BJP opened their account and is leading in one seat as per the latest ECI trends while DMK ally VCK is leading from one seat. CPI and CPIM are leading in one seat each while PMK is leading in three seats.   

 

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DMK is leading in 72 seats while AIADMK is leading in 57 seats as per the counting of postal ballots. AMMK is leading in two seats while MNM is leading in one. 

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As per sources, DMK chief MK Stalin leads by 1754 votes in the Kolathur Assembly constituency as counting is underway. 

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DMK Youth Wing secretary and Chepauk constituency candidate Udhayanidhi Stalin arrived at Queen Mary's College in Chennai where counting of votes is underway. 

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Even as counting process was underway, two EVMs turned to be faulty at the Harbour Constituency and Chepauk Constituency in Chennai, sources informed. 

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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami is leading in Edappadi constituency by 6737 votes, as per sources. 
 

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As per trends, DMK is leading in Velachery, Anna Nagar, Mylapore, Virugambakkam, Alandur and Pallavaram constituencies in Chennai.

 

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DMK Youth wing secretary and MK Stalin's son Udhayanidhi is leading from the Chepauk constituency in Chennai as per initial trends as counting is underway. 

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As per ECI's official data, AIADMK ally Pattali Makkal Katchi (PMK) is leading in one seat.  

 

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As per sources, Tamil Nadu CM Edappadi Palaniswami and DyCM O Panneerselvam are leading from the Edappadi and Bodinayakannur constituencies respectively. 

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Sources informed that DMK supremo MK Stalin is leading from the Kolathur Assembly constituency as per initial trends as counting is underway. 

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As per sources, Makkal Needhi Maiam (MNM) leader Kamal Haasan is leading from the Coiumbatore south constituency as counting of votes is underway. 

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As per the Election Commission's official data, DMK and AIADMK are leading in pone seat each as counting of votes is underway. 

 

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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami is leading in the Edappadi constituency by 3,325 votes as per sources. 
 

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DMK is leading at 17 seats while the incumbent  AIADMK is leading in 11 seats currently, as per initial trends. 

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DMK is leading in 15 eats while the incumbent AIADMK is leading in seven seats, as per the trends on Puthiya Thalaimurai.

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As per C-Voter trends, DMK is leading in Tamil Nadu in 3 seats while the AIADMK and DMDK are leading in one seat each. 

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Early trends have indicate DMK leading in 5 constituencies in postal ballot counting 

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As the counting of votes commenced, first trends indicated the DMK leading in the postal ballot counting. 

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Ahead of the commencement of the counting of votes on May 2, sources informed that the officer in-charge of the counting centre at Kolathur constituency was shifted after he tested positive for COVID. Notably, DMK supremo MK Stalin is contesting from the Kolathur Assembly Constituency in Chennai. 

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Ahead of the counting of votes and after Exit polls predicted a loss to the incumbent AIADMK, CM Edappadi Palaniswami and DyCM O Panneerselvam exuded confidence in the 'two-leaves' party to return to power.  

 

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Ahead of the commencement of the ocunting of votes, DMK MP TKS Elangovan claimed that the people of Tamil Nadu wanted a change of government and that the people intended to 'change BJP's attitude. The DMK leader claimed that the people were not happy with the AIADMK government which was enjoying the support of the BJP. Elangovan said that his party cadre would abide by MK Stalin's orders and will celebrate at their respective homes. 

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DMK supremo M KStalin chaired a meeting with his party's district presidents on April 30, a day after most Exit polls - including the Republic CNX Exit Poll - projected DMK to emerge victorious over the incumbent AIADMK in the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections 2021. 

 

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Tamil Nadu polls were set apart by the medley of alliances and the freebies offered in the manifestos. The two warring factions in AIADMK - of Deputy CM O Pannerselvam (OPS) and CM E Palaniswamy (EPS), reconciled after the party named incumbent E Palaniswamy as its CM candidate and O Panneerselvam as the chief of the 11-member steering committee, announcing their alliance with BJP and PMK to counter a resurgent DMK and its allies Congress, MDMK, Left parties, IUML.

While BJP has campaigned heavily, pushing its 'double engine' idea - BJP in Centre, ally in state, it is Stalin's extensive campaign across all 234 constituencies holding 'gram sabhas' aided by Rahul Gandhi's lacklustre campaign, which has tipped the scales heavily in his favour. Stalin's son - Udhayanidhi  gained infamy throughout his extensive campaign across Tamil Nadu with his controversial remarks such as 'EPS falling on Sasikala's feet', 'Modi's torture killed Sushma Swaraj & Arun Jaitley',  asking if Amit Shah will write his son - Jay Shah's properties in his name while commenting on I-T raids at his sister's house. 

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 In  the 2016 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, AIADMK bagged the lion's share by securing victory in 136 seats out of 234 while the DMK managed to win just 89 seats. DMK ally Congress won just eight seats while BJP drew blank. DMK ally's IUML secured one seat while AIADMK ally PMK won zero seats.

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Ahead of the polls, CM EPS withdrew cases against Jallikattu protestors,  anti-CAA protestors, COVID lockdown violators and Kudankulam nuclear power plant protestors. Apart from taking back so many cases, EPS waived off cooperative farm loans of 12,110 crores availed by 16.43 lakh farmers, issued a 'Pongal gift hamper' for all 2.06 crore ration-card holders, free COVID-19 vaccines, passing school students, offering Rs 1500 monthly allowance to home-makers etc which has been slammed by DMK M K Stalin calling it 'pre-poll appeasement'. In its manifesto, AIADMK has announces several populist sops- free home appliances like washing machine and solar stoves, one govt job per home, dual citizenship for Sri Lankan refugees, urging Centre to repeal CAA etc. Apart from these schemes, AIADMK co-convener and incumbent CM E Palaniswami announced the continuation of Pongal gift hamper, release the Rajiv Gandhi convicts, 12-month maternity leave, mid-day meal scheme extension, 6 cylinders free per year. 

DMK has released its manifesto promising national recognition to Thiruvalluvar's Tirukurral,  75% quota to Tamilians in jobs, 500 Kalaignar Unavagam (canteens), increase women representation from 30 to 40%, slash petrol and diesel rates, ban NEET exams,  waive education loans of students below 30 years of age, punishing Jayalalitha's killers - to name a few. 
 

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The ruling AIADMK has declared incumbent E Palaniswamy as its CM pick, while DMK has floated its supremo MK Stalin as its CM pick. Other smaller parties have not declared their CM pick.

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With the halfway mark of the 234-seat Assembky at 117, atleast 118 seats are needed to form the next govt

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234 seats are in poll fray. Tamil Nadu Assembly elections 2021 was conducted in a single-phase on April 6. The counting of votes and declaration of results for the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections will be declared on May 2.
 

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The Republic-CNX Exit Poll has projected the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) led alliance comprising of Congress & others to emerge victorious over the AIADMK & its allies allowing MK Stalin to likely become the CM for the first time ever. DMK and its allies are projected to easily cross the halfway mark in the 234-seat Assembly and obtain absolute majority with MK Stalin's party projected to emerge as the single-largest party. Apart from DMK & allies, the incumbent AIADMK (NDA's 'big brother' in Tamil Nadu) is squaring off against actor-turned-politician Kamal Haasan's MNM which has allied with AISMK, IJK and TTV Dhinakaran's AMMK which has joined hands with SDPI, Asaduddin Owaisi's AIMIM and 'Captain' Vijaykanth's DMDK.

Seatshare:

The DMK-led alliance is projected to win 160-170 seats, thereby dethroning the AIADMK-led NDA alliance which is projected to win 58-68 seats. Kamal Haasan's MNM and allies are projected to win 0-2 seats whereas TTV Dhinakaran's AMMK & allies are projected to win 4-6 seats. Others are projected to win zero seats. 

  • DMK + allies - 160-170
  • AIADMK + allies - 58-68
  • MNM + allies - 00-02
  • AMMK + allies - 04-06

Party-wise projection:

  • DMK - 137-147
  • Congress - 13- 17
  • AIADMK - 49-59
  • BJP - 02-04
  • PMK - 05-07
  • MNM - 00-02
  • AMMK - 04-06
  • Others - 06-10

Voteshare:

DMK & allies are projected to gain 48.91% of vote share as per the Republic-CNX Exit Poll while AIADMK & allies are projected to gain 35.5% vote share. The TTV Dhinakaran-led AMMK alliance is projected to gain 6.40% vote share while Kamal Haasan-led MNM & allies are projected to receive 3.63% vote share. Other independent candidates are projected to gain 6.02% vote share from the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections. 

CNX's Exit poll methodology

To understand that which party has the edge after voting in the state, CNX, a Delhi based research & survey agency, conducted the exit poll survey at the polling booths in West Bengal. A list of questions was prepared by the Republic-CNX team to understand the possible voting behavior of the Bengali people in the assembly elections in the state. A quantitative survey using a structured questionnaire was administered randomly to 35,280 men and women from section A and section B households, in the age group of 18 to 60. The survey team visited all the 294 Assembly seats in the states going deep into by-lanes and meeting people from all walks of life.

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Bodinayakkanur: Facing a tough re-election, Deputy CM O Pannerselvam (OPS) will face off DMK’s Thanga Tamilselvan in his constituency. Inspite of holding Bodinayakkanur from Theni district since 2011, OPS will face a tough poll battle as he is pitted against Tamilselvan who was once a trusted aide of Jayalalithaa. Moreover, OPS who had rebelled against Sasikala's choice EPS as the CM candidate, is widely being seen as not able to hold his seat. The two-time CM and AIADMK co-convener has since then buried his hatchet with EPS, often jointly campaigning with him across the state.

Dharapuram: Buoyed by the sucess of his 'Vetrivel yatra' to "expose" the Karuppar Kootam that "denigrated" Kanda Sasti Kavacham in praise of Lord Muruga and the DMK "which lent support" to the group, BJP state chief L Murugan seeks to win Dharapuram in Erode. While Murugan hails from Namakkal, he faces DMK's Kayalvizhi, MNM's Charli A and AMMIK Kalarani. In 2011 election, K Ponnusamy of AIADMK had won the Dharapuram seat by a margin of 15,025 votes, while Congress' VS Kalimuthu trounced him in 2016.

Aravakurichi: Fielding 'Singham of Karnataka' IPS officer-turned-neta K Annamalai, the saffron party is counting on his clean image and tough police action in Chikkamangaluru to tackle DMK's Elango. Annamalai has recently attracted an FIR for threatening to 'beat up' DMK's Karur candidate - Senthil Balaji - who is the sitting Aravakuruchi MLA and recently switched from AIADMK to DMK.  Annamalai - the former Deputy Commissioner of Police (Bengaluru South) who had quit IPS at the age of 35 in 2019 - joined the BJP in August.

Coimbatore South: In a rare four-way battle, Superstar and MNM founder Kamal Haasan faces BJP's  Vanathi Sreenivasan, AMMK's R Doraisamy and Congress' Mayura S Jayakumar. While Coimbatore South is an AIADMK bastion, AMMK's R Doraisamy who had won the seat in 2011 on an AIADMK ticket is set to give the superstar a tough battle. Banking on MNM vice president R Mahendran's good Lok Sabha performance in Coimbatore South, Kamal Haasan is seeking to woo the largely urban, upper-caste voters in the town.

Thousand Lights: DMK-turned-Congress-turned-BJP leader Khushbu Sundar has her work cut out facing popular DMK leader Dr Ezhilan, who was M Karunanidhi's physician. This Chennai-based constituency has been held by DMK President M K Stalin four times, before he shifted to Kolathur. With a sizeable Muslim population, Khushbu Sundar may be able to woo them inspite of her saffron party ticket, yet the advantage is with DMK.

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Edappadi: Incumbent CM E Palaniswami's homeground is an assured win for EPS as he has won Edappadi in Salem district in 1989,1991, 2011 and 2016. In 1998, he was elected to the Lok Sabha from Tiruchengodu district. Hailing from the influential Gounder community, EPS holds major sway in Edappadi winning almost 85% of the votes in the district. WIth his recent decision to ensure a sub-caste reservation for the Vanniyars within the Most Backward Classes (MBC) category to appease ally PMK and the myriad of sops in its manifesto, EPS is bound to trounce 37-year-old local DMK leader T Sampath Kumar.

Kolathur: The DMK scion who has been patiently waiting to win the top post will contest from his incumbent constituency - Kolathur in Chennai. Being the Mayor of Chennai and later on the Deputy Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu under his father M Karunanidhi, Stalin will look to trounce AIADMK's Aadhi Rajaram who has already lost to him at Thousand Lights in 2001. Buoyed by his extensive campaign, persistent social media campaign, his catchy poll song 'Stalin thaan vararu' and his vow to solve all issues within 100 days of being voted to power, the DMK supremo is set for a landslide victory in the capital.

Chepauk-Thiruvellikeni: Fielding DMK Youth wing secretary and Stalin's son Udhayanidhi from his grandfather MK Karunanidhi's old constituency, DMK is assured of a victory in this Chennai district. Held by Karunanidhi from 1996- 2011 and J. Anbazhagan since then, Udhayanidhi is assured to triumph AIADMK ally PMK's AVA Kasali. Udhayanidhi has gained infamy throughout his extensive campaign across Tamil Nadu with his controversial remarks such as 'EPS falling on Sasikala's feet', 'Modi's torture killed Sushma Swaraj & Arun Jaitley',  asking if Amit Shah will write his son - Jay Shah's properties in his name while commenting on I-T raids at his sister's house.

Kovilpatti: The surprise factor in this election - VK Sasikala's nephew and AMMK founder TTV Dhinakaran who has vowed to 'revive Amma's golden rule', faces AIADMK veteran and cabinet member K Raju and CPI(M)'s K Srinivasan. While Dhinakaran had sprung a surprise winning late CM J Jayalalitha's constituency -Radhakrishnan in 2017 as an independent candidate, he will face a tough battle in Kovilpatti. As Dhinakaran had pinned his hopes on wooing AIADMK's votes using his aunt VK Sasikala, he received a rude shock when she suddenly 'quit' politics. By allying with DMDK and AIMIM, Dhinakaran eyes now to dent DMK's minority vote share which has fielded ally CPI's K Srinivasan. Interestingly, while AIADMK has held Kovilpatti since 2006, CPI has won this constituency 7 times.

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Marking the first state polls since the demise of DMK veteran MK Karunanidhi and AIADMK chief J Jayalalitha, AIADMK, the incumbent ruling party in Tamil Nadu and the 'big brother' of the NDA alliance in the southern state, is squaring off against a determined DMK which is eyeing to return to power after losing two elections straight. A triumphant DMK is projected to win as Republic-CNX Exit Poll has projected that DMK and its allies will  easily cross the halfway mark in the 234-seat Assembly and obtain absolute majority with MK Stalin's party projected to emerge as the single-largest party. The counting of votes will start at 8 AM.

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Published May 1st, 2021 at 23:38 IST

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