New Delhi: vote for The third phase Ongoing general election 93 years in progress Lok Sabha constituencies. The polls are being held in 12 states and union territories with more than 1,300 candidates, including around 120 women, in the fray.
Phase III totaling Rs 1,724 crore eligible voterswho will cast 185,000 votes polling place. election committee It said 75 delegates from 23 countries would watch the voting process on Tuesday.
The states and federal territories holding elections in the third phase are Gujarat (25 seats), Maharashtra (11 seats), Uttar Pradesh (10 seats), Karnataka (14 seats), and Madhya Pradesh (8), Chhattisgarh (7), West Bengal (4), Bihar (5), Assam (4), Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu(2) and Goa(2).
It is noteworthy that in Gujarat, there are 26 People’s House In terms of constituencies, the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won the Surat Lok Sabha constituency unopposed.
Highest vWest Bengal, Maharashtra had the lowest turnout among other states
As of 9:00 am, the voter turnout in West Bengal was 14.60%, while the turnout in Maharashtra was only 6.64%. The turnout in Madhya Pradesh was also as high as 14.22%.
As of 9 am, the voting percentages in other states were: Assam (10.12%), Bihar (10.03), Chhattisgarh (13.24), Goa (12.35), Gujarat (9.87), Karnataka (9.45) and Uttar Pradesh (12.13).
The voter turnout in the union territories of Dadra, Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu was 10.13 per cent as of 9 am.
Prime Minister Modi Voting in Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi cast his vote early in the morning at Nishan High School in Ahmedabad. Ahmedabad falls under the Gandhinagar Lok Sabha constituency where Union Home Minister Amit Shah is seeking a second term in Parliament.
The prime minister also urged eligible voters to vote in “record numbers” and said “their active participation will definitely liven up the election.”
Violence breaks out in West Bengal
Tensions erupted in Murshidabad’s Domkar ahead of the start of polling after a bomb was allegedly hurled at the residence of a local Congress leader. Violence was reported from some areas in Murshidabad district.
After the situation became tense, the Central Armed Police Force’s rapid response team rushed to the scene and brought the situation under control.
Soon after polling began, tensions rose in Rani Nagar, also in Murshidabad district, with a CPM stall agent forcibly evicted from an election stall. The CMP’s Murshidabad candidates claimed they were receiving threats hours before the polls. Similar accusations have been made by Dakshin Sreerupa Mitra Chaudhury, the Malda candidate of the BJP.
Main candidate voting
Union Home Minister Amit Shah cast his vote in Ahmedabad, Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar and his wife Sunetra Pawar in Baramati vote. Sunetra Pawar is contesting from the sitting Baramati MP Supriya Sule, who also happens to be Sharad Pawar’s daughter.
Former Karanataka CM BS Yediyurappa and his son BY Vijayendra cast their votes at a polling station in Shivamogga. Former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan participated in the Lok Sabha polls along with his family members.
Phase III totaling Rs 1,724 crore eligible voterswho will cast 185,000 votes polling place. election committee It said 75 delegates from 23 countries would watch the voting process on Tuesday.
The states and federal territories holding elections in the third phase are Gujarat (25 seats), Maharashtra (11 seats), Uttar Pradesh (10 seats), Karnataka (14 seats), and Madhya Pradesh (8), Chhattisgarh (7), West Bengal (4), Bihar (5), Assam (4), Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu(2) and Goa(2).
It is noteworthy that in Gujarat, there are 26 People’s House In terms of constituencies, the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won the Surat Lok Sabha constituency unopposed.
Highest vWest Bengal, Maharashtra had the lowest turnout among other states
As of 9:00 am, the voter turnout in West Bengal was 14.60%, while the turnout in Maharashtra was only 6.64%. The turnout in Madhya Pradesh was also as high as 14.22%.
As of 9 am, the voting percentages in other states were: Assam (10.12%), Bihar (10.03), Chhattisgarh (13.24), Goa (12.35), Gujarat (9.87), Karnataka (9.45) and Uttar Pradesh (12.13).
The voter turnout in the union territories of Dadra, Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu was 10.13 per cent as of 9 am.
Prime Minister Modi Voting in Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi cast his vote early in the morning at Nishan High School in Ahmedabad. Ahmedabad falls under the Gandhinagar Lok Sabha constituency where Union Home Minister Amit Shah is seeking a second term in Parliament.
The prime minister also urged eligible voters to vote in “record numbers” and said “their active participation will definitely liven up the election.”
Violence breaks out in West Bengal
Tensions erupted in Murshidabad’s Domkar ahead of the start of polling after a bomb was allegedly hurled at the residence of a local Congress leader. Violence was reported from some areas in Murshidabad district.
After the situation became tense, the Central Armed Police Force’s rapid response team rushed to the scene and brought the situation under control.
Soon after polling began, tensions rose in Rani Nagar, also in Murshidabad district, with a CPM stall agent forcibly evicted from an election stall. The CMP’s Murshidabad candidates claimed they were receiving threats hours before the polls. Similar accusations have been made by Dakshin Sreerupa Mitra Chaudhury, the Malda candidate of the BJP.
Main candidate voting
Union Home Minister Amit Shah cast his vote in Ahmedabad, Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar and his wife Sunetra Pawar in Baramati vote. Sunetra Pawar is contesting from the sitting Baramati MP Supriya Sule, who also happens to be Sharad Pawar’s daughter.
Former Karanataka CM BS Yediyurappa and his son BY Vijayendra cast their votes at a polling station in Shivamogga. Former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan participated in the Lok Sabha polls along with his family members.
