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Aonglenden assembly bye-poll held in Nagaland

The bye-poll was necessitated following the death of Congress MLA Nungshizenba Longkumer last year.

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The bye-election to Aonglenden assembly constituency, from where former chief minister S C Jamir is seeking re-entry into Nagaland politics, passed off peacefully registering about 88% turnout.
     
After staying away from the state for nearly a decade due to the gubernatorial assignments in Goa and Maharashtra, octogenarian Jamir is fighting as a Congress candidate against the ruling Nagaland People's Front aspirant Toshikopba Longkumer.
      
Aonglenden seat returned Jamir, the longest serving chief minister in the state, to the Nagaland assembly a number of times in the past.
     
The bye-poll was necessitated following the death of Congress MLA Nungshizenba Longkumer last year.

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