Court in Georgia rules that two men accused of ballot stuffing be held, Interpress reports


MOSCOW (Reuters) - A court in Georgia on Friday ruled that two men accused of ballot stuffing in a weekend parliamentary election be placed in custody, the Interpress news agency reported.

The alleged ballot stuffing took place in the 25,000-strong town of Marneuli in southeastern Georgia and the results from the affected precinct were annulled as a result.

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