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Iran Elections 2024: Polls to Elect Parliamentary, Religious Leaders| Low Turnout Likely | Oneindia

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Iran Elections 2024: Polls to Elect Parliamentary, Religious Leaders| Low Turnout Likely | Oneindia

Iran Elections 2024: Polls to Elect Parliamentary, Religious Leaders| Low Turnout Likely | Oneindia

Iran conducts crucial elections today post-2022 protests.

With over 61.2 million eligible voters, polling stations open for 10 hours, amid extensive security measures involving 250,000 personnel.

Voters choose parliamentary and religious leaders, determining the composition of the 290-member parliament and electing 88 clerics for the Assembly of Experts.

#Iranelections #Iran #iranelections2024 #IranParliament #Tehran #Tehrannews #Iranupdate #Internationalnews #Worldnews #Oneindia #Oneindianews ~ED.102~GR.122~


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