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Bihar AC bypoll: JDU fields Kaladhar Mandal from Rupauli

Patna, June 14 (UNI) The ruling Janata Dal United announced Kaladhar Prasad Mandal as its candidate from Rupauli assembly seat in the July 10 bye-election.
Party state president Umesh Prasad Kushwaha announced Mandal's name on Friday.
Bihar Minister Lesi Singh said that Mandal is a committed and active leader and the party has expressed its confidence in him. She said that the Rupauli Assembly Constituency has always been with the JDU.
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