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Controversial Bangladeshi poll officials resign
31 Jan 2007 09:34:14 GMT
Source: Reuters

DHAKA, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Five senior officials at Bangladesh's election commission resigned on Wednesday, a spokesman at the presidential palace said.

The departure of the five, whose removal was a key demand of one of the country's main political groupings, raised hopes that the political crisis that has gripped the country for months could soon be resolved.
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