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MP continues ‘yatra’

Local MP L. Rajagopal on Wednesday visited 30th division as part of his ongoing ‘Pragathi Purogathi Yatra.’ He visited Milk Factory area, Hill area, colonies adjacent to Syed Appala Swamy College, Sairam theatre and cholera hospital. He interacted with the residents and assured that he would solve their problems.

City Mayor Mallika Begum and other leaders accompanied Mr. Rajagopal.

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