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Police conduct flag march in Nunna ahead of panchayat polls
In Short
NTR district police conducted a flag march in Nunna village ahead of the November 26 Gram Panchayat elections to ensure security, maintain law and order, and instill voter confidence.

Police conduct flag march in Nunna ahead of panchayat polls
Vijayawada: NTR district police conducted a flag march in Nunna village of Vijayawada rural mandal on Saturday as part of security arrangements ahead of the first phase of Gram Panchayat elections scheduled for November 26.
The flag march was organised to instil confidence among voters and ensure peaceful and fair conduct of the elections. North Zone ACP Satyanandam and Nunna rural police station CI Umar, along with police personnel marched through several streets of the village, demonstrating police preparedness and reassuring residents about the security arrangements.
Speaking on the occasion, ACP Satyanandam said the flag march was part of preventive measures to maintain law and order during the election process.
He said police were taking all necessary steps to ensure that voters could exercise their franchise freely and without fear or intimidation. He appealed to the public to cooperate with the police and help maintain peace during the elections.
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