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Ahmedabad: Pakistan-born Arjun Parmar may be pushing 90 but is confident of his chances from Jamnagar South as an independent. At 25, Harsh Goklani has just hit the cut-off age to fight elections. The duo represent the opposite ends of the age spectrum in the first phase of the Gujarat polls on December 1.
While Parmar is not sure of his impact on the final outcome, he is sure about making his voice heard. Parmar came with family from Pakistan soon after independence and settled in Jamnagar where he dabbled in politics and remained a councillor from Jamnagar’s Ward 15 for over two decades.
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