‘Fauji votes’ always play a decisive role in Uttarakhand
The Hindu
Nearly 12% of the hill State’s electorate is retired and serving army personnel and their families
That “fauji votes” playing a big role in Uttarakhand is no secret. Forming nearly 12% of the total electorate in the hill State, retired and serving army personnel and their family members decide the fate of candidates across the State, more so in around 34 constituencies in the hilly region.
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