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Lead counsel for the Petitioners Philip Addison will today take his cross examination of the star witness of the second Respondent in the ongoing Presidential Election Petition to day four.
Afari Gyan has thus far admitted to double registrations in the foreign registration, over voting at least on the face of the pink sheets but has played down the significance on duplicate serial numbers which the Petitioners claim was a vehicle used to commit many of the irregularities in the 2012 elections.
He is expected to provide details on the number of ballot papers printed for the 2012 elections.
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