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Writing on the wall

Photo: K. Ananthan

SIDE BY SIDE: AIADMK and DMK share the wall of a house at Perur, near Coimbatore, for an election graffiti. Political parties have moved out to rural areas for such campaigns as the city spaces have become scarce due to the stringent restrictions imposed by the Election Commission. –

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