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Patriotic Front leader Mickela Panday is calling for an overhaul of the existing process for filing nomination papers, describing it as “archaic.”
Panday, who had kept her cards close to her chest on which seat she was contesting, made the comment as she filed nomination papers yesterday for Couva North, the constituency her late father and former prime minister, Basdeo Panday, served for 34 years (1976-2010).
After completing the almost 30-minute-long nomination process, Panday - flanked by several PF candidates and former education minister Dr Adesh Nanan, who served under the United National Congress administration led by her late father- said the system needed revamping.
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