J&K Assembly polls: 11.11% turnout recorded till 9 am in first phase of polls
Wednesday, 18 September 2024 In the first phase of Jammu and Kashmir's assembly elections, a voter turnout of 11.11% was recorded by 9 am, with Kishtwar leading at 14.83%. Voting commenced at 7 am under stringent security measures across 24 constituencies. Officials observed significant voter enthusiasm, predicting record-breaking participation.
The second phase of Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections is set for September 25, covering 26 constituencies across six districts. Notable candidates include former Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and BJP chief Ravinder Raina. This marks the first assembly election since the 2019 abrogation of Article 370. The campaign saw high-profile rallies by Prime Minister Modi and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. With 239 candidates contesting, key constituencies include Nowshera, Central-Shalteng, and Ganderbal. Polling begins at 7 am, with 3,502 polling stations prepared under tight security.
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