Arunachal: Despite the odds, polling officials conduct polls along Indo-China border
First Published: 21st April, 2024 13:24 IST
Polling parties faced hardships while conducting the polls, particularly in the areas close to the Indo-China border of the state.
Elections in the bordering state of Arunachal Pradesh might be well over. But, since it takes a lot of effort to conduct the polls in far-flung areas, Northeast Live, continues to receive exclusive videos of the hardships being faced by the polling parties while conducting the polls, particularly in the areas close to the Indo-China border of the state. Watch the videos….
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