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Thiruvananthapuram Corporation council in Kerala to convene after a month as disqualification threat looms over BJP councillor Sugathan
The Thiruvananthapuram Corporation council in Kerala is set to convene after a one-month delay amid a potential disqualification of BJP councillor Sugathan. The council's meeting has been postponed due to legal challenges regarding Sugathan's eligibility.
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