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EC orders transfer of senior Odisha bureaucrat Kartikeyan following complaints of misuse of public office

IndiaTimes Thursday, 2 May 2024 ()
Odisha bureaucrat Sujata R Kartikeyan transferred by Election Commission for alleged misuse of public office, criticized by BJP for acting as BJD agent due to husband's influence in Odisha elections.
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