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These elections wouldn't have been what they were without the guy who stole all the limelight from the main political parties. His name's Dhanrajsingh Aubeeluck and in my opinion, what he did required not only guts but supreme confidence as well.

I can't see many people who would have been willing to take on that role.

One question remains though: Were they ever serious or did they just do it for fun?

Your thoughts would be much appreciated.

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