KOLKATA (Reuters) - At least five people were killed in election-related violence in India's West Bengal state on Saturday, a police official and political leaders said, the deadliest day so far in multi-phase voting there.
Violence first broke out when two unidentified men on a motorcycle fired at a queue of voters, killing one person, the police official said.
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