'To the number of those who voted, add those who wanted to but couldn't, and the actual turnout would've been 97.64 percent,' a Bengaluru citizen's group said.
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In defence of the Bengaluru non-voter: Polling through WhatsApp, fewer potholes would've ensured record-shattering turnout
In defence of the Bengaluru non-voter: Polling through WhatsApp, fewer potholes would've ensured record-shattering turnout
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