846 candidates in fray for first phase
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Ahmedabad: The 87 assembly seats, spread across Saurashtra, south Gujarat and four tehsils of western Ahmedabad going to polls on December 13, have a total of 846 candidates in the fray. Additional chief electoral officer Ashok Manek told PTI that 846 candidates were in the fray for the first phase after withdrawal of nomination forms. Limbayat constituency in Surat district has the highest number of candidates at 20.
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AHMEDABAD: A deputy mamlatdar allegedly committed suicide by jumping off the building of the collector office in Gandhinagar on Thursday. The deceased was identified as Pravin Mafatlal Gurjar (53). While the police said the reason behind his suicide was not yet clear, sources close to his family told police that a dispute over some property was going on in his family. Gurjar was recently promoted to the post of deputy mamlatdar and posted in the Chitnis Department of the collector office. Police have registered a case of accidental death and started investigations.
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